ShxtsNGigs STRANGEST THINGS WE ENJOY AS ADULTS!
Jan 19, 2026
A lively conversation unfolds as hosts joke about gym life and hilariously awkward greetings. They dive into surprising childhood dislikes that turn into adult favorites, sharing candid confessions tied to ADHD. Nostalgia hits hard with stories of childhood chores and early nudity exposures. James reflects on his journey through mental health struggles and successes, while teasing a new cooking series. The laughter continues with wild prank scenarios, celebrity contracts, and the curious side of life. A blend of humor and nostalgia keeps the fun alive!
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Cut Travel To Improve Health And Finances
- Reduce hotel stays to cut delivery and room-service spending and improve sleep consistency.
- James reports this saved him ~£2,000/month in past behavior and improved weight and routine stability.
Gym Swap: Comfort Versus Equipment
- James tried a new, cold gym branch and found the original warm, rugged gym more appealing for comfort.
- He enjoyed a tough leg session but decided the new branch was too far and too cold to use regularly.
Repetitive Meals Reduce Decision Friction
- Repetitive meals can be an ADHD coping mechanism because routine reduces decision friction.
- James links meal repetition to low motivation and ease-of-choice rather than mere laziness.