How To Get Out Of Awkward Situations

This is a YouTube video titled "How To Get Out Of Awkward Situations" created in April 2019. The content features a single speaker reviewing and commenting on various awkward social and dating video clips, offering advice and personal insights on handling uncomfortable moments. The video also includes a sponsored segment promoting a meditation app to build confidence in social situations. The style is informal and educational, aimed at helping viewers navigate social awkwardness.
What's up, everybody? Today I'm going to be reviewing some cringe videos, potentially giving some advice. Honestly, I don't really know what I'm getting into because I have not seen these videos yet. Ivan has selected them. A nice assortment for me to go through and we'll see if we can give any feedback or just learn something from these. So the first one is already making me smile because it is titled Guy awkwardly trying to pick up girls. Let's see what we got. How you doing? Good. I just thought you were adorable. Had to say hello, my name is. Who are you? I'm good. I'm with my fiance. Very cool. When are you guys getting married? April. Nice. I'm actually a male stripper, so. God. Everything. Everything about this is extremely canned and I understand what's happening here. This guy probably has a coach who is recording him. Maybe he thinks he's a coach himself. And he's got a prepackaged set of lines that he is going to say to this woman because it's incredibly nerve wracking to walk up to somebody that you might think is attractive and to ask them on a date. And so he knows that if. Well, let's see what he knows. We're gonna continue because, you know, everyone's getting engaged this season. Are you? Yeah. Thank you. I do bachelorette parties and so. You too? Yuck. God, what to say there. I mean, I appreciate that. That guy's trying the world's most awkward dating showman. Why did we get dating once? Hello. Hey. How's it going? Good. How are you? Good. What's your name? Emily. I'm Josh. Hi. Very close. My first reaction is we're very close. Very strong eye contact. Okay, let's see how this develops. This is one. Okay, so I think this is one of those shows where they just make out with each other sight unseen. Maybe, maybe not. I don't know. Tlc. Can I kiss you? Sure. Okay. Better. Better than the first one. So he gives her a peck on the cheek, walks away. She's a bit confused. Thought she signed up for something else. Okay. Is that all? Yeah. This is an awkward situation they put you guys in in some sort of a completely white room where you're expected to make out with a total stranger. Yeah. He's strong. Eye contact right off the bat. And there's. I don't even think any lips involved on his end. It's just a poppy sound on her cheek. So what could he have done there? I mean, he's on the show, He's Invited to kiss. I feel like kissing is a little bit tricky, but so what? This is so strange. You're not supposed to kiss. You're supposed to make out. I think you're supposed to make out. So presuming this is the TV show where two people are supposed to make out without speaking to one another, if you are gonna go in for a kiss, the closeness is fine. At that point, you can maintain eye contact. And the old Will Smith Hitch adage of go 90% of the way and then wait. Is. Is still tried and true. So guy doesn't understand his kid. Why are these all dating? Yes. Come on. Come on. It's your life. Take a chance. I'll take a chance when I'm ready. He's hanging in there. What is she doing? Get out. Get out of there. Where's. Why is this camera on? Sorry. I warned up. Oh, man, he's not done. What is she doing? Why? All right, let's try to. Let's try to learn something. Yes. Come on, come on, come on. Not the best. Not the best line. You don't want to try convincing someone to kiss you. As soon as you enter into the realm of convincing, you want to go home alone. He's got to stop. She's got to get out of there. I don't know. She's, like, trapped against this wall. She's got a camera to her left. I don't even know what to say. Don't do this. This one. I've seen this one. I always. Yes, that was awful. It turned into a high five, and it just fell apart. It was. I never want to do that again. Okay, so this one. This one I got. This happened to me the other day. I feel like this is so much more common, and people feel really bad about this kind of stuff. He's got outside hand inside. That's a tricky handshake. And it just fell apart. It was. I never want to do that. So quite frankly, I think Felix here didn't do anything horrible. Conan is. His job is to make jokes, but. Okay, so you botched the handshake. I've done this millions of times, and I'm sure you guys have as well. You call it out, you laugh at it, and you do it again. Now Conan has a TV show. He's trying to get as many laughs in as he can. So he makes a huger thing out of it and says, I never want to do that again. But quite frankly, he. If you do this, just say, oh, my God, that was the most awkward handshake. I've ever had and then go in for another one, give him a hug, do whatever it takes. Guy doesn't. Oh, doesn't know. He is of the 20th century. What knowledge or awareness did you have of him growing up or when did you learn of him? Well, obviously growing up, he's one of the most known athletes in the world. A lot of impact in any kind of sport that he did and that I, you know, even playing hockey, everyone knows him, right? Ah, God darn if there is something to say here. There's so much less shame in saying I don't know than in pretending to know something that you don't. There's gonna be so many times in life where people ask you a question where you're expected or people you feel like you're expected to have the answer. And what you can do in this situation is say, this is embarrassing. So one of the things I talk about is lowering the filter, saying you actually feel in these kinds of situations where you feel stuck. So when you're head, you know, you're going through Nelson Mandela. Nelson Mandela, did he play see a linebacker? What did he do? You just go, this is really awkward and embarrassing, but I'm actually not sure who is Nelson Mandela. And you could say and then, right, that is uncomfortable. But gosh, not as bad as this. Whatever sport he may have played, it's a good time to say that. This video has been sponsored by Simple Habit. They are an app that I use and they have a lot of different meditations that you can access every single day to build joy, gratitude. And in this case, I actually have one that I created on confidence in social situations. Not sure that that was gonna save every single individual on this, but it absolutely can help you boost your confidence if you know that there is a big event that you have coming that day or you just wanna feel it with a group of friends. So go ahead, check that out. If you click the link in the description, you will get one free week of Simple Habit. And from there on, if you'd like it beyond that, you can stay for $11.99 a month. So go ahead, you've got nothing to lose. Check that out. Hope that you guys enjoyed this new style of video and I will catch you.










