Awesome Advice

“Who should pay on a date? This depends on if you made a YouTube video that month or not.” Casually Explained offers up some of his typically sage advice on dating. In addition to some of the things you definitely shouldn’t do when you meet someone new, he’s actually got some good pointers on avoiding awkwardness.

(PG-13: Language) Narcissistic life coach exurb1a names 58 things that you can do to help you be happy. Some of them are humorous, some are of course about him, and the rest is a roundabout attempt to get sponsored by Oral-B. Seriously though, good stuff.

Glove and Boots present a brief list of practical advice for flyers, including not dropping your pants in the middle of the aisle, not opening the emergency exit in mid-air, and not setting off fireworks in the cabin. That guy pushing on the seatback seems to follow us everywhere.

(PG-13: Language) “How do I get into the party?” “Check if they have a front door.” YouTuber Jonothan Moyer found a bunch of stock photos and decided to make a story around them. Find out how to attend college Halloween parties and how the great Chef John got his name.

Casually Explained talks about the do’s and dont’s of going to bars, such as ordering cocktails, having a wingwoman and easing off on the ice hammer jokes. Stick around until the end for ice hammer jokes.

“Think of the subway as going to a party at a stranger’s studio apartment at 7am, with 800 people who all hate each other.” Glove and Boots‘ Johnny T is back with advice for 5 million plus riders who take the NYC subway every day.

If we compiled a list of the persons we would like to have speak at our bachelor party, Bill Murray would be pretty high on it. One lucky groom and his buds (more so) were graced with some sage advice from the man himself on their night out.

Mr. T returns with a new series of short clips offering advice for everyday problems. Episode 1: Clearing a paper jam. Sure, he’s just shilling his iPhone app, but we’re not gonna argue with him.