Speaker A
I mean, I don't want to point fingers at someone using an iPad right now.
Toni and Ryan humorously explore Type A personalities through relatable stories and banter, highlighting quirks and everyday challenges.
Key Takeaways
- Type A and Type B traits can coexist and evolve over time.
- Humor helps in coping with everyday frustrations and personality quirks.
- Community engagement through Patreon enhances viewer connection.
- ADHD presents challenges but does not hinder success.
- Organizational habits vary widely even among close friends or partners.
What the video covers
- Toni and Ryan discuss Type A and Type B personality traits with humor and personal anecdotes.
- They share funny stories about organization, travel mishaps, and daily habits.
- The video includes playful debates on topics like essay writing on phones and cleaning styles.
- They reflect on how their personalities have evolved over time, becoming more relaxed.
- The hosts talk about managing ADHD and its impact on their lives.
- They reveal behind-the-scenes Patreon perks and engage with their community.
- The video touches on travel frustrations, such as boarding procedures and lost items.
- They joke about food preferences and odd habits like leaving half-eaten fruit around the house.
- The conversation includes lighthearted commentary on to-do lists and productivity hacks.
- The video ends with gratitude towards viewers and encouragement to join their Patreon.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction and iPad joke
- 01:04Wallet game and food talk
- 01:39Essay writing debate
- 02:04Personality expectations and wedding story
- 03:23Type A vs Type B discussion
- 04:01Drinking habits and sun lounger story
- 04:33Travel and airport anecdotes
- 06:24Patreon perks and community shoutouts
- 08:07To-do lists and productivity struggles
- 09:56ADHD and peach story
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Speaker A
Hello. Hello. Yes, sir. Oh my gosh. I was shocked when I walked into the dining room and found her camouflaged inside the horde. Hi.
Speaker A
Well, that's a bravery I don't have. But you know who would do that? I have done that.
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Oh, is that just sausages and blueberries? God's combination. I don't even think those sausages are cooked.
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Every now and then, I like to play this game called Leave Your Wallet in the Stupidest Spot Possible and give yourself a world of trouble forever.
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You love that game. Three days. You love that game. My favorite game. My favorite game.
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You've played that in some of the 35 cities we've been to. Yep. Oh no, now that's a big screen job.
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What? She says she's writing an essay on her phone. Like a college essay on her phone. That's a big screen job.
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That's [ __ ] You can't. We agree on that. You can't be doing that.
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[ __ ] I hate it when you're not around. Honestly, I hate the way I don't hate you. Not even close.
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That is me. That's me, too. Bridget will walk in and I'm dressed like a [ __ ] idiot. There's [ __ ] everywhere. And she goes, "I thought you were cleaning up." And I'm like, "Yeah." Now Tobs will walk in and I'm
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wearing a dress from 8 years ago. I'm like, "This fits." And he goes, "Great."
Speaker A
Okay. Are you still doing the—What's going on? Okay, I need to say something. I feel like we've all come into this video with certain expectations of what videos would hit what person and then a video of me.
Speaker A
Traditionally, Tony is the type A, but I reminded her the day of her wedding to book a car to get there. And she went, "You reckon?" And I was like, "Yeah, slay."
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That's not a holiday. It is for the person that doesn't have to do it. See, for me, I got—No, I got stay at home.
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No, see, I like that person being on holiday with me who's like done all the research, but I don't want to—I want the—the to reap the rewards of that friend, but I don't want to be that friend.
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Question without notice for everyone in the room. What's like—'cause I think there are things that I'm type A about and probably things that I'm more type B. As I get more chill, I'm definitely more type B than I was
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a couple of years ago. Is there like a C where you're a bit of a mixed bag?
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Well, you—you are a massive C. You see the difference between us is that is how Jess would clean up her coffee cup and I would just get my straw and just suck it all up.
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Oh, that's what I do. Suck it all up. Suck it right off. Like you know when you're at the movies and the drink goes all in the lid.
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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't even use my straw. I just put my mouth on it.
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Exactly. Give it CPR. No. See, I would have thought they were backwards. I wouldn't let myself like fall asleep in the sun lest me get sunburnt.
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Or is it more the fact that a Taipei girl's actually organized a place for herself to sit?
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Oh, I booked a sun lounger. Cool. Well, I'll just sit here on the dirt.
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Got you. Yeah. Okay. If you have or had diarrhea in the last 24 hours, I got this.
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Yep. Yep. If you have or had vomited in the last 24 hours, ready for school.
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Your temperature is below 100.4 for 24 hours without fever reducing medicine. Is the other kid there just like shut the [ __ ] up and read me Light Bear in the Big Blue House? Yeah.
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Like I don't want to [ __ ] hear about the [ __ ] policy.
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You think we have time to go in there? Our plane is boarding right now.
Speaker A
Yeah, but you have like a 30-minute window. Like we last to board. How long is—There's no window.
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I didn't download anything. Not even an episode of a show. That'll be fine. My phone's at 3%.
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Gate check their bag. You're welcome to order at this time. Should I gate check my bag?
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Yeah. Someone has to do it anyways. I left my laptop at TSA. I have a work call right now. Do you think they'll notice that I'm on a plane?
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I stole this from the little store up there. Oh my god. I lost my mom.
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Some of those might even be beyond you though. If the plane says it's leaving at [ __ ] who cares. It doesn't matter because they just leave when they're ready and we're all ready to go and it's—But do you remember when the coast—
Speaker A
Nope. Don't record was ready to leave a little bit early and then they paged you and they came up to me and they go, "Are you flying with Mr. Ryan John Dunn because he needs to be on the plane?" And I was like,
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"Doesn't it leave in 5 minutes?" And I was in my seat and they were like, "Oh, but we're ready to go now." And I was like, "It leaves in 5 minutes." That's not how it works.
Speaker A
You can't leave early. They can. Well, they didn't because they're waiting for someone. Yeah. Yeah.
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Today's YouTube video is sponsored by Tony and Ryan's Patreon. You can go on your desktop to patreon.com/tonyan.
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It's also sponsored by a joke I thought of in the car. And I love jokes.
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No, but you know when you're like, "Huh?" And then the moment comes and you go, "No, back it in. I believe in you so hard." Here's what's inside of Patreon. Can you read these, Tony?
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At the top of the list, weekly BTS videos and vlogs, monthly live streams, champion tapper group chat where all of the tappers can talk to each other.
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Skip this one. What's here? Okay. Name shouted out in all the apps. Yep. And the names of all Patreon tappers scroll across under the video episodes.
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Now, what is number four? Tony replies to every DM. Yep. So, congratulations to These Are Real Tappers. So, Tony will reply to Dana Malitzia. Hi, Dana. I'll be waiting for your message. Dana McCrack, Danny McCracken, I'll reply to you as well.
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Danielle McNab, Daniellea Maniti, Daryl McCrae, David McGing, Dean McCormack, Deian McClean, Debian Max. Oh, you've—I don't know about that one. Dennis McKenzie, Diane Matadet Wheeler, and um Dion McGrael. I look forward to your DMs and I'll be replying.
Speaker A
So if you're a DM, Tony will reply to you. All other initials, see you in the group chat.
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You know I'm a DM. Dumb mole. Love you. No. Nah. Um, that's a sleigh, but not for me calendar. Yes, that [ __ ] No, no.
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No, babe. No. Oh, I don't study. Yeah, that'd be easy for me to track my study time.
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I actually don't hate that. Torbs has that for me, but I don't have that for myself.
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What I will say about the food ratings is that I often like if we've ordered from a place on Uber Eats and it's [ __ ] then the next time I go to it and I go, "We've ordered from there before. Must
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have been all right." And it happens like over and over again. So, I don't hate that as a system. The to-do list though is crazy. I've got like eight different to-do lists all in different places. The stuff gets done. Shit's made
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up. I'm having a literal breakthrough. I feel like I'm like cocooned out of this that I was—I think that I was like a caterpillar and I'm soon going to be a butterfly slay.
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You were a caterpillar and now you're a caterpillar. Put that on a [ __ ] t-shirt.
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I would wear that. Same. Don't be a caterpillar. Be a caterpillar. Oh, slay. Get the full laundry caddy in the car.
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Boxes. I've definitely done that. Moving boxes. What? I once told that we didn't need to waste—that we didn't need to waste money on moving boxes. We could just do it in Cole's Calico bags like in Woolworth's like bag for life.
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And those little Cole's bags. That was Cole's bags. And we did that for the whole move. Oh, it can't be that bad having ADHD. It can't be that bad, right? You have a degree. You have a job. You're successful. How bad could
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your ADHD be? There's a peach somewhere in my home. Somewhere in this home, there is a loose half-eaten peach because I remember eating the peach. I remember picking it up and starting to eat it, but then you know how when you
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get to the pit, you kind of like your teeth touch it and you want to die a little bit. So then I was like, "Oh, can't finish this." And I put it down and I said, "I'll be right back and I'm
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going to throw it away." And I don't know how long ago that was. I don't know where that happened. So, now
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going to go to bed and just let the peach be found in its own time?
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In its own time. I agree. So, I can't be messing with a peach hunt late at night.
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Yeah, Charles does go hunting for peaches late at night. Um, slightly different game. No, Charles slays peaches late at night.
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Yeah, guilty. Guilty. What? I am the worst for this because I don't like also don't like confrontation and I get really scared being honest. Whereas there are so many times when if I just said like, "Oh, is it okay if we leave
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in 5 minutes or whatever, it actually would have been fine. But instead, I go, are you about ready to go and how can you meet me where I need you?" Like, do you know what I mean?
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No. No. I know. No. No. No. No. Safe space. But I know that I do that. I'm So, I'm trying lately instead of like mincing my words.
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I'm trying to just be honest. Well, I think instead of being uh snippy, it's actually easy to go. It'd actually mean a lot to me if we could get going in five. And you go, "Oh, [ __ ] Yeah, no worries, man."
Speaker A
Yeah. Right. Instead, I'm just like, "Oh, are you about ready to go?" And then I'd get really [ __ ] cuz I get angry cuz it's all happening in my head.
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Whereas if I just say it out loud, it's fine. That was me making my flowers on the morning.
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Did you get a cake? Oh, [ __ ] We've got a sweet one. We got a Betty Crocker.
Speaker A
I was about to say the exact same thing. Betty in the cupboard. It's expired 3 years ago.
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Years ago. Jeez. As long as we've got milk and an egg, I reckon we'll get it there.
Speaker A
It's sweet. Oh, we don't have an egg. I'll use mayonnaise. I need something from you.
Speaker A
Yes, sir. I need your accepted 2024 uh tax return. Huh? So, when you filed your taxes last year, Yeah.
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you get a form called the 1040. No. No. Couldn't couldn't tell you. I've already lost our marriage certificate and it was a [ __ ] month ago.
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No, couldn't tell you. And also you lost me at tax and you lost me in 2024. That is the dark ages for me now. Like 2024.
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No. Yeah. I think the tax return from way back in 2024 was carved into a rock.
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Yeah. Like that. You couldn't convince me that that was still important. It's 2 years ago.
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[ __ ] If you get audited, what what's audited? Like the tax office goes, "Oh, there's been a few [ __ ] things. So, we need every receipt for the last 6 years." Can that happen? That happens all the
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time. That's what the ATO does. They go, "Oh, something didn't add up. We just want to double check some stuff. So, can we get all the stuff from the last 5 years and we'll map it out just to make
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sure everything's in order and and whatnot." Can that actually happen? That happens all the time. Like, can it happen? It does happen to big businesses and [ __ ] not like to a person.
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That happens all the time. All the time. Well, that's fine. The tiger, iconic symbol of the wild and And that's so smart that we fear and admire.
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That's really smart. What is she doing? So, she's holding the hair dryer between her feet so that she can brush her hair extensions and dry them.
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The fact that she's washing hair extensions is type A to me. That's not type B.
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Yeah, that's too much. I have worn hair extensions in my life. Never washed a pair.
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No, never washed. They're the jeans of hair. They don't need washing. It's like a towel.
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If jeans needed washing, it would say it on the brochure, which we don't read. We throw out.
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Yeah. What the [ __ ] There's a reason I don't drive this. What was that?
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Yeah. What was that? There's type A and there's type B and then there's type dumb and that guy is that one. I don't think type C and D.
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Yeah. I don't think I don't think A and B's need to get painted with that brush.
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That's just on him. Yeah. Like we both might be a bit of a mixed bag, but that's something else.
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I've never driven a Vesper up a [ __ ] ver and flip myself through the front door. I've actually never done that.
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Are you sure? Yeah. Do you have someone to confirm that? We don't trust you. We're auditing your memories and we need a receipt.
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Thanks for watching. Love you.
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