The 4/20 Episode | Reading Reddit Stories

Shane: 4/20 🤙 Tommy : [inaudible speech] 🤙 Chance : 👁️👄👁️

"Update" "He's dead." is my favorite running gag on this series.

The grilled cheese with hotdogs in it is such a great idea, she's so real for that

You could say that guy who got super high on mushrooms and spent hours picking up his cats was in... Purr-gatory

Telling your child that life gets worse the older you get and that alcohol makes the thoughts stop and makes you happy is setting that kid up for a future of alcohol abuse the second his life gets slightly overwhelming

Third story: if you don't like hanging out with someone, don't hang out with them. But putting her through this embarrassment is outright mean and toxic.

Guy who tried to bring FOUR KIDS to a WEED WEDDING also UNINVITED is BOLD omg

That Grandpa story was a legit "I don't know Grandson, but I'm afraid these Edibles ain't shiiiiiiiiiiiiii..."

I like the adding of foliage to the set for the 4/20 episode

Staring out across the ocean, I can see a green plant in the distance. Gatsby, anyone?

As someone who has been an adult for a long time, and never tried alcohol/weed/shrooms/drugs, these stories are wild, and I love them

The 3-way synchronized “um” was fantastic

One must imagine Sisyphus high on mushrooms endlessly bringing cats upstairs

Smosh should totally do a guess who's high/drunk/neither. Everyone does or doesn't partake off camera, and then they walk out in front of Shayne or whoever while he has to try and figure out if they are high/drunk/sober

The way they whispered “It’s piss” killed me lmao

That nine year old is gonna be the most normal person in that family along with her Aunt. The sister and parents sound like they need to accidentally eat some edibles.

The absolute audacity of the boyfriend bringing his FOUR children WITHOUT even consulting OP and THEN being a little bitch and saying his kids felt rejected?? If anyone had the right to feel rejected it was OP.

That story about calling a girl “fake” and tricking her into making a fool of herself really bothered me. As someone with autism, I’m almost always putting on a bit of a front because I’m afraid of embarrassing myself. I usually try to read the room and match the vibe of the people around me the best I can. Some people see “fakeness” as some kind of attention seeking manipulation tactic. For many, it’s just a way to navigate social anxiety. They were fake, and cruel to boot for putting her through that without telling her.

All of my grandparents have passed now, but I've been the local nursing homes recreation dude for 4 years now. The relationships I've built with so many elderly people has gotta be in the 200-300s now. I find one of the easiest and quickest ways to build a relationship with someone in their end of life stage is to get them to relate to the best years of their life, the young ones. I've heard of all their party days, and they've heard lightly detailed stories of my current party days. Every once in a while I'll come in Sunday morning hungover with 4 hours of sleep and they absolutely love it. You bet your ass they're all gonna tease the shit out of me for being a young idiot. Anyways, that last story really hit. Very wholesome. Made me smile🙂

The first story was completely on the mom. Always teach your child they should never ever eat anything that is not theirs without asking. I look after my friends kids all the time and they still ask me about candy or food I have given them before because to quote their parents "I could be saving it for something"