Episode
A Walk On The Wild Side | Reading Reddit Stories
- Podcast
- Smosh Reads Reddit Stories
- Published
- Apr 18, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 4049
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- https://audioboom.com/posts/8891523
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Summary
The Smosh crew reacts to a series of increasingly chaotic 'Am I the Asshole' Reddit threads. From wedding drama to linguistic disputes, the hosts debate the ethics of social boundaries and interpersonal honesty.
Topics
- Reddit Stories
- Am I The Asshole
- Social Etiquette
- Relationship Advice
- Pop Culture
- Conflict Resolution
- Smosh
Highlights
- Main idea: Navigating the fine line between personal boundaries and being perceived as the 'asshole' in social conflicts
- Failure mode: How refusing to engage with a partner's 'made-up language' can serve as a boundary-setting tool
- Practical takeaway: The importance of direct communication when dealing with perceived credit-taking in relationships
- Tension: The debate over whether an apology is sincere or merely a tactic to smooth over social friction
- Social insight: Analyzing how internet commenters influence real-world interpersonal resolutions
Chapters
1:00Aura Rings and Stress Levels: The hosts discuss their experiences with wearable sleep and stress trackers.6:00The Wine Debt Dispute: A debate over whether a house sitter should reimburse a host for consumed wine.16:00Wedding Day Chaos: Reacting to the drama of a server being kicked out of a wedding ceremony.27:00The Made-Up Language Crisis: A deep dive into the frustration of a spouse using nonsensical, high-pitched linguistic habits.42:00The Chocolate Deception: Analyzing a conflict involving a partner taking credit for handmade gifts.53:00Final Verdicts: The crew wraps up with final thoughts on the ethics of the discussed Reddit stories.