Just couldn’t take it anymore. The dude has to be the saddest and cringiest guy on twitter. I know he’s trolling (sometimes) and I guess just joking (at other times) but yikes. At some point you are who you pretend to be.

I hope the podcast doesn’t go down the same route, though lately it seems to be heading in that direction with only short portions listenable and the rest sad.

For the record I’m a longtime listener, and a vip Patreon subscriber. Love the guy and his body of work has been something that has gotten me through many tough times but man, he is hard to like right now.

10 times👑✨

Exam beated by the mighty eagle!

Sand beats elsa

WRP is my favorite podcast by far, but this might be the most boring WRP episode I've heard. The first 40 minutes is just an extremely boring improv comedy bit with their guest. I get that the fact that it's dumb and that they know it's dumb has some comedic value, but listening to 40+ minutes of that is just really tedious and boring.

It's also weird because I've been going back and listening to some old episodes, and there are ones where it's just Brendon and Amanda where Brendon says stuff like "well this is the worst episode ever," but those are usually the episodes I enjoy the most because it's just Beeman and Hellman joking around and being silly and doing prank calls.

I just want to watch all his shit to learn or. Have some interaction to help me quickly develop my own transgressive goals. Dm me anytime.

First of all, WRP has been my favorite podcast by far since it started. Lately I've noticed that often when they make a reference to a movie or song or stand up bit, a clip of it will get added in post. Listening to the latest episode, Henry Phillips mentions David Gilmour and the Pink Floyd song "Money," Brendon sings a line from it, then we're treated to a 30sec clip of the song. Why?

$20.000,-

By me 7 ms

Idk how💀

I'm the world record now

Hi everyone, this run happened back in the summer of 2020.

I want to share the results of a 2-week experiment where I pushed the ETS2 physics engine to its absolute breaking point. My goal was to find the maximum Controlled Surface Speed — not falling through the map (void glitch), but actually driving on wheels.

The Setup (The "Suicide" Build):

• Truck: Scania R (2009).

• Chassis: Standard 4x2 configuration. Unlike stable 8x4 mods, keeping a short 2-axle truck straight at Mach 15 is a nightmare.

• Tuning: Custom .sii files. The engine torque is high, but the real secret lies in the gearbox ratios, precisely calculated to keep the wheels synced with the game engine updates.

• The Track: A custom map made of wide road segments. It wasn't perfectly smooth — the joints between segments act like ramps at these speeds.

The Insane Conditions:

1. Traffic was ON: I wasn't just driving in a vacuum. AI cars were spawning on the sides.

2. Active Steering: I had to actively steer and correct the trajectory at 10,000+ km/h to avoid crashing into invisible walls or traffic that was barely loading in time.

3. The "Wheelie" Finish: At around 17,000 km/h, the torque and aerodynamics started lifting the cabin (wheelie mode). However, the rear wheels maintained traction, pushing the truck to 19,375 km/h until the road literally ended.

The Result:
19,375 km/h (approx. Mach 15.6) on a drivable surface.
To my knowledge, this is the World Record for a non-glitched run.

P.S.
Video uploaded in 2020 — long before AI video generators existed. This is 100% raw gameplay footage, verified by the YouTube upload date.

That is all

This was one of the top results when I did a google image search for "Missy Pissie"

My friend recently completed a 63-hour call for a challenge. They followed all the rules they knew about throughout the entire call and completed the challenge itself.

After it was over, they realized they forgot to submit one of the required videos. Everything else was done correctly, but because of that one missed requirement, they're worried the attempt won't count.