In this solo episode, Dallas Bragg explores what he calls "glitching" — the disorienting middle phas
20 Jul 2026 · 0 min
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In this solo YouTube episode, Dallas Bragg introduces the concept he calls “glitching,” describing it as a disorienting middle phase that can occur in everyday experiences. He illustrates the idea with a personal story about a late‑night light‑rail pickup in Charlotte that took place at 2:00 AM, during which he was required to be checked out by a manager. The anecdote serves to highlight how unexpected procedural interruptions can create a sense of temporal dislocation, which Bragg frames as an example of glitching. Throughout the narration, he reflects on the feeling of being out of sync with normal routines and hints at broader implications for how we navigate work‑life boundaries and unexpected schedule shifts.
