In this episode, the trio takes on one universal enemy: mornings. Casper admits his heroic but tragic attempts to wake up early and be “that productive person” we all pretend to be for two days. Kate exposes the lies we tell ourselves at night—like, “Tomorrow I’ll wake up at 5am and meditate,” knowing full well we’ll be arguing with the snooze button instead. Arthur breaks it all down like a scientist of laziness, logically analyzing alarms, fake productivity rituals, and why breakfast always sounds healthier in theory than in practice. Through funny stories, mini-rants, and ridiculous “morning hacks” that no one should follow, they turn the daily struggle into a shared joke. Listeners get a feel-good reminder that if your morning looks like a low-budget comedy, you’re in excellent company.
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In this episode, the trio takes on one universal enemy: mornings. Casper admits his heroic but tragic attempts to wake up early and be “that productive person” we all pretend to be for two days. Kate exposes the lies we tell ourselves at night—like, “Tomorrow I’ll wake up at 5am and meditate,” knowing full well we’ll be arguing with the snooze button instead. Arthur breaks it all down like a scientist of laziness, logically analyzing alarms, fake productivity rituals, and why breakfast always sounds healthier in theory than in practice. Through funny stories, mini-rants, and ridiculous “morning hacks” that no one should follow, they turn the daily struggle into a shared joke. Listeners get a feel-good reminder that if your morning looks like a low-budget comedy, you’re in excellent company.
In this episode, the trio takes on one universal enemy: mornings. Casper admits his heroic but tragic attempts to wake up early and be “that productive person” we all pretend to be for two days. Kate exposes the lies we tell ourselves at night—like, “Tomorrow I’ll wake up at 5am and meditate,” knowing full well we’ll be arguing with the snooze button instead. Arthur breaks it all down like a scientist of laziness, logically analyzing alarms, fake productivity rituals, and why breakfast always sounds healthier in theory than in practice. Through funny stories, mini-rants, and ridiculous “morning hacks” that no one should follow, they turn the daily struggle into a shared joke. Listeners get a feel-good reminder that if your morning looks like a low-budget comedy, you’re in excellent company.
