Hi, I'm Megan. And I'm Sierra. Welcome back to According to for this week's episode. We are

bringing back the unpopular opinions from Reddit episode idea because it's actually been two

and a half months since we did that specifically. I know we've done another Reddit thing more

recently, but this is tried and true your guys's

favorite episode type. So, hope you guys enjoy it. Hope it helps take your mind off of everything that's

going on. Before we get started, we are going to do our weekly spotlights. Do you want to go first?

Sure. So my weekly spotlight is actually our first TC2 video that we did while social distancing.

We had actually planned on getting to act. Well, we'd actually plan on getting together to record a video.

But then I was just thinking, I was like, this is not going to look good if we're getting together to record videos.

Because everyone else has already started social distancing and like if other

YouTube channels are doing it like we have no reason not to so we actually did the video that we

were planning on doing anyways and did some masking and a lot of people complimented my editing

and said that it looked pretty good and was pretty seamless I will say there were a few comments

that like people thought I was trying to, like,

trick them into thinking we were all together.

Or, like, they're like, I knew right away you guys weren't together.

And I was like, well, honestly, like, it looks more like we're not together than we are together.

We weren't trying to, like.

I wasn't trying to trick anyone.

Yeah. Hence why we said we weren't together. We just, like, wanted to make it...

At first we were just going to do, like, a legit split screen.

Like, that was our original plan.

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