The Honest Drink 181 - The HaHa Monsters
Dec 8, 2025
The hosts tackle the art of savoring moments in life, reflecting on their own tendencies to rush through experiences. They introduce the concept of 'Irish goodbyes' and share personal anecdotes about their exit strategies at social gatherings. With one of them moving to California, they discuss the emotional weight of relocation and what it means for their friendship and future podcast plans. Additionally, they explore societal implications of AI, friendship dynamics, and how distance affects relationships, all while ensuring their bond remains strong.
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Rushing Through Social Moments
- Eric describes rushing through visits and wanting to leave immediately after eating instead of lingering.
- He even daydreams about restaurants with beds so he can lie down right after finishing a meal.
Slip Out Without Overjustifying
- Use the 'Irish goodbye' to avoid awkward, drawn-out farewells when you want to leave early.
- Skip long justifications and simply say, "We had a great time, thanks, we gotta go."
Moving To California Was Kept Private
- Eric reveals he's moving to California and worried about telling friends and how they'd react.
- He delayed telling Justin and Howie because he wanted to meet them in person and avoid foreshadowing worry.
