Three friends. One trip to Thailand. Endless drama. 😅 Naat brings a roller as hand-carry, chaos erupts. Seet can’t use WhatsApp and lowkey loses it over dinner. Lingesh? Loves drama but settles fights by raising hands (yep, really).

Three friends on Whatsapp call. Zero chill. 😤 Started with a glass door. Push or pull? Naat picked wrong—again. Then came the public burping debate. Lingesh? Defended farting like it was a constitutional right. 💨 But the real war? Someone said “being witnin 40 minutes late isn’t late” and almost got excommunicated. Messier than a group chat after a night out. Pettier than Seet’s silent treatment, and louder than Lingesh’s public farts.

We dive deep into the awkward abyss of life’s most embarrassing moments. 😅* Naat TRIPPED and accidentally pants-ed a random guy… and somehow lived to tell the tale (and gained a life lesson in the process).* Seet straight-up his pooped pants and still had the audacity to strut across campus like a legend.* Lingeysh’s mum? Oh, she pulled up to school like a full-on drama queen and served public discipline.

Ever met someone who technically didn’t do anything wrong, but your soul still screamed “NO THANK YOU”? I

🎒Seet gets smacked in the face by a backpack (and maybe life). 🫠Naatashar rants about “excuse me”—just say sorry like a decent softie, okay? Ohh driver on the road, please be AWARE ! 🥲 Lingeysh just wants a hug but Seet ruins it with a mental apocalypse movie preview.

We’re time-traveling to the glorious 2000s — the era of low-res TV screens, VCDs that scratch if you breathe wrong, and cartoons that basically raised us. 🐶 Naat was emotionally attached to Bubu Chacha — yes, the dog-faced car. 🐹 Lingeysh was deep in his Hamutaru era, naming his real-life cat Kapy (yes, like the anime). 🎮 Seet? Oh, he was rewatching Cantonese-dubbed Pokémon VCDs on loop until he could recite every line like a human Pokédex. Pikachu never sounded so... Hong Kong.

In this episode, we dive into bullying—its many forms, the cycle where victims can become bullies, and its impact on mental health. We also discuss the roles of schools, parents, and the importance of awareness and support.