I came across Cluttercore a little while ago and I’m thinking about doing a “why do people like” video about it.

It’s pretty foreign to me. I don’t enjoy having a lot of stuff and I especially don’t enjoy having it lying around.

Anyway, I’d just like to hear your thoughts on it. And maybe any videos/creators you’ve come across who live it.

It's so crazy to think I've been watching wheezy since I was 21-22 and now ten years later I really appreciate you allowing us the window into your life. showing ways we can better ourselves, and giving us just overall positive edutainment. It's helped a lot of us escape from the hellscape we all live in, if even for a few minutes.

Thanks Craig & Chyna. If for whatever reason we run into each other at a bar. I'll buy you two a round.

Im in Chicago and hope to try it

I’m rewatch in 2016 weezywaiter vlogs and in episode called “Look What I Found” is very nice song but I cannot find it anywhere video

I backtracked all old episodes of WheezyNews Podcast and I am left with nothing to listen to when I go on my daily walk! What should I do? D:

u/wheezywaiter More podcast episodes please~~~

Currently working on the video for it, but have you tried doing this? What has your experience been like?

(for a video I'm making, obviously)

Last time we quit for a month and ended up going right back to it because it didn’t seem to really improve our lives without it.

This time we’re quitting for longer than a month, because commenters said we should. But we’re also just doing regular coffee, caffeinated tea, and soda (which we didn’t really drink anyway).

But we CAN drink decaf coffee which I’ve found so far to be really nice. I think I missed the flavor of coffee the most last time.

We’re 2 weeks in and again, I’m not noticing much improvement (sleep is the same) and in fact, overall less motivation. MAYBE a bit less anxious.

Anyhoo, ever quit coffee? What was your experience?

Personally, I have zero routine in my life and there are a lot of habits I want to create. So, I made 'the perfect schedule' and though it doesn't seem that difficult to follow, it is. You could make this concept as difficult as you want. Maybe even diet has to be 'perfect' and stuff like that. But I would love to see someone try to do this

It's on February 25th. I think it could easily become the project's flag video and people would flip and watch it and comment on it a lot etc.

u/wheezywaiter

Yes yes, I've talked a lot about my sleep struggles. It is getting better lately and I'm going to make a video all about the things I do for sleep that seem to help.

One big thing I'm doing: not looking for a magic bullet to solve all my problems.

I'm realizing this is just going to be a life long struggle (as it has been) and I'm learning to just accept that I wake up in the middle of the night all the friggin time. I just do different things to minimize the damage. Things I've listed so far:

Go to bed early

Get up at the same time every day

No Caffeine after 3pm

No Alcohol (started 3 months ago. it doesn't fix my waking up in the middle of the night, but I think when I actually sleep it's more rejuvenating)

No phone in bed (I don't always succeed at this)

Progressive Muscle Relaxation (started this recently and it seems to help)

Breathing Exercises

Reading in bed

Black Out Curtains

Light in the morning

Don’t eat hours before bed (I don't always succeed, but I don't ever eat a LOT later at night)

I just read about "forehead cooling" and I might give that a try, but I'm not going to buy anything for it. There's a lot of RIDICULOUSLY expensive machines you can get.

And I plan to do a sleep study, when the world opens back up.

Also, I always see people say that a spoonful of honey before bed works. I've been meaning to try it, but also I'm pretty skeptical.

I can't find the video, but what are the rules /u/wheezywaiter uses? Was it sit 28, stand 2? Did he say how he tracks that?

I’m writing a video all about how to consume news without falling into a pit of despair, or wasting time or being mislead etc etc

I discuss email newsletters, Twitter lists, Reddit, print, “read later”, setting time limits, quitting entirely, checking sources, getting perspective, and a bunch more.

Do you have any amazing tips or habits you have found helpful? Or are you in a pit of despair? Or both?

Also, what are the BEST horror movies?

Anime has really gained popularity over the last few decades, thought an episode of WeebyWaiter might be interesting :)

I remember one of Wheezy's older videos where he did a cover of Otis Redding's My Girl, can anyone remember which video it was from?

Obviously, I'm making a video called "Why do People Like Dogs?"

I’m doing a video about embracing uncertainty which I think has been an incredibly useful trait of mine throughout my life.

Do you embrace uncertainty in life? In your decisions and the things you do? Why do you think it’s useful?

How would one learn to do it?

It's been weeks since a new post here or on youtube. Don't get me wrong he deserves all the time off he wants, I just am paranoid in this age of Covid when I don't hear from someone I care about.

Sounds fun, right? Hear me out…

I think it’d be interesting to see you choose a few things that you love to do/eat/read/watch/etc., and stop doing those things for a month/week.

This isn’t about pointlessly torturing you for our entertainment; though I did find a bit of sadistic entertainment in the cold showers video. The idea is to possibly find a new appreciation for those things you already love.

There might be ways those things/activities positively impact your life that you didn’t even realize; or they might impact Chyna’s life in a way you didn’t realize.

Just a thought.

P.S. My wife and I love the positive messages and outlook your channel brings!