Smosh Reads Reddit Stories

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Around The World In 60 Minutes | Reading Reddit Stories

Explore episode Jul 4, 2026

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Shayne opens by welcoming listeners to the travel-themed debut of Smosh Reads Reddit Stories, flanked by Ian in an elaborate captain's hat and Amanda in a hat she wore by genuine choice. The banter immediately spirals: Ian's hat gets compared to a Titanic officer who snuck onto the lifeboats, a 2 AM Vegas party bus, and Amanda watching the Kentucky Derby in the 1800s. A brief shout-out to Keith's legendary on-camera head-shaving reveal — described as one of the best moments in Smosh history — bridges the silliness to the theme. Shayne then lands a genuinely thoughtful observation: weddings and international trips are where the most interpersonal drama surfaces. Ian sharpens it further, arguing you shouldn't make a relationship official until you've taken a vacation together, because travel is the pressure cooker that reveals whether your dynamic is actually healthy. The three are aligned: it's the most honest test any relationship can face.

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Traveling Is the Ultimate Relationship Test

Around The World In 60 Minutes | Reading Reddit Stories · Jul 4, 2026 Society & Culture

Before the first story even begins, the hosts land on a universally agreed principle: taking a trip together is the single best litmus test for any romantic relationship. You can be close friends with someone and still not be able to travel with them — but for a partner, you have to know. A road trip puts you in a pressure cooker and reveals whether you're actually cohesive.

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