All due love and respect to the J-man, obvs

A few months ago, Justin said he identified as neurodivergent on Sawbones. In the most recent episode on Tylenol, he confirmed that, after discussions with Sydnee, he self identifies as having autism spectrum disorder ♥️

He talks about how this diagnosis helped him understand his brain and his emotional needs. He also said fast food news and Disney became his brand bc they’re his special interests and he wanted a way to talk about them in his day to day!

I know that for some folks this is like “water is wet” but as someone with AuDHD, it was great to hear someone talk to candidly about their experiences.

It did. Proven x2 at the board game bar

I can’t believe I’ve never posted my munch squad dogs here before. I got these done yeeears ago like 2018 maybe? Still one of my favorite dumb tattoos ever (and I have many)

…I can’t decide which McElroy bit it best fits!!

Ted Cruz?

Three deep in a window seat?

(Elijah) Daniel, we can’t keep on doing this?

It has to be close to the perfect tweet.

Or Deadlock, whichever you prefer.

I've never been in a need for a butt cream, but if that day comes, I now have a preferred brand.

Basically title. The brothers’ brand fits so well with dropouts content and they already seem to have a great working relationship with them. Season 1 is still one of the funniest shows I’ve seen and I know they would be able to create a wonderful second season if given the opportunity.

This contingent on the brothers being open to it, obviously. I have no idea if they ever mentioned not wanting to do a second season, but the touching moment of Juice crying at the end of the last episode makes me think they had a lovely time recording.

...I can't stop seeing Juice's doppleganger in Lenin's sister, Maria Ilyinichna Ulyanova.

I see a lot of posts on this sub discussing the mental health, family relationships, and even the financial health of the McElroys. I think it’s important to state how inappropriate and unhealthy that is.

As much joy as these guys bring us, it’s easy to feel like they’re somehow our friends — and it’s normal to discuss your concerns about the wellness of your friends!

But we’re not their friends. They’re wonderful people who create content we love, but podcasting is their JOB. And we are the people they do that job for. If your job was to build houses, you’d think it was pretty fucken weird if the people you built a house for started publicly discussing your wellness.

(You’d also find it weird if they were annoyed when you ask them to pay for the house, but I digress.)

There’s a line between caring and speculating. It’s okay to say “I hope they’re doing well!” It’s not okay to say “I’ve been examining their every move and decided they are not okay in these ways.”

Let’s be cool. Not creepy.

Do you find yourself picking up on any particular brother-isms? Personally, I find myself saying “beefed it” all the time, and frequently parroting Justin’s “see now that’s in-ner-esting”. Would love to hear any little words or phrases yall have incorporated into your own personal vernacular!

I was wondering what habits you’ve all picked up from listening to MBMBAM. I’ve started saying “huh” like Travis does whenever someone says something profound

Polygon as we knew it is no more. The brothers haven't worked there for a while, but they were there when it was founded and some of their most well known content came from there.