I sorta hope he just out of context used "-so here he comes with his special pants!, Rob Schrab!"

Its one of my favorite parts, I love jeffs laughs too. My absolute favorite part was the handle of the mop rhyme with the shame on his face and acceptance of messing up, and spencer cracking up in the background!

Es lo que hay Best comment.

th-thats something youve never been told

but whats his age though? we cannot stop trying to make schrabing a thing

Yupp it's canon now

matias Neptuniano they say it in the podcast that he's leaving the stage everytime

Matt Roberts please someone make this compilation

Have you ever had a dream that, that, um, that you had, uh, that you had to, you could, you do, you wit, you wa, you could do so, you do you could, you want, you wanted him to do you so much you could do anything?

12:47 might beat it though

Like bukkake.

yo! ah... yo! ahh... yo! Ah-AHHH

Jeff in the background laughing is the best part

I just finished a run through myself it took me like 2 months

He's a bit more mature with how he approaches relationships. not to be a dick, but his relationship with Cody is about 1000 times more healthy than his one with Erin. I also think he hates himself a bit less, and he has been actively applying things he learns in therapy when it comes to dealing with other people. He does completely and absolutely lose his mind when Trump got elected though. Listening to the episodes before the election were painful. Dan was absolutely terrified of what he perceived trump to be, and kept consoling himself with "trump can't win... trump can't win..." during the podcasts. He has calmed down in the later episodes, but he doesn't even begin to understand why or how trump got elected and just tries to avoid the topic for the most part.

I don't know how much of it is growth. Like, learning to take compliments and dealing with suits was maturing in real time, but a lot is just adapting and reacting to changes in his life. In a week you can go from listening to him mad that he got fired from maybe his only chance to make it big, dealing with it, making himself fail to get a new chance, getting his job back (with all the hubris that meant) and maybe up to a divorce if you speed it up a bit. As a listener it's really hard to keep track of how much time passes. You get tiny bits of real life filtered through alcohol, making him want to puke his feelings as much as desperately entertain anyone to get some validation. You usually end up in that situation with someone you know, getting only the weird partial retelling leaves so many gaps to fill that people keep getting mad because they were sure they knew how Dan REALLY though/behaved/felt. Harmontown should be recommended to every writer, 10% to learn from Dan and 90% to experience real life Raymond Carver. Add a 10% plus if you're into anyone in the main trio.

I've been doing this too! It's really cool because you really feel like you get to know these guys intimately

It's been a while since I heard the old episodes. Does it seem like he's getting more depressed? Lately it seems like he says some really dark stuff. But maybe he was always saying things like that.

Which one did he use?

the very last one

Eh. We as fans of Harmontown would be way into it but don’t forget a good majority of the people watching have no idea who this sweaty fat stuttery guy is, and after like 5 minutes it would get old. Maybe a supercut of all the funniest ones.

Elfin Dreamer you should check more harmontown hah

lol

True

THANK YOU I could not remember his name for the life of me. So true.

this week's

which was what number? ^^" 266?

Episode 266: No Lime

Appreciated!

yes. and way more raps

"Losing My Mind" by Titanic Sinclair

Thanks!

Isn't Titanic Sinclair the guy who does the Poppy videos?

Yep!

Kurisu Usagi You can pay for a subscription to get the video episodes.

or listen for free on his website itunes etc etc.

Harmontown dot com, the video episodes require a subscription (that's totally worth it, btw), but the audio is free. Updates every monday.

I agree, the video subscription is cheap, and so worth it.

Russell Hixson love it

I know I got like 6 episodes saved because it can get depressing at times thankfully Rob never takes things too serious

He started another podcast where he talks about that stuff, instead of letting it take over harmontown. it's called ''whiting wongs''

Nope