Twitty In The City

Why You’re Probably Nastier Than You Think

In episode 75 of Twitty in the City, Twitty and THC break down a list of how often you’re “supposed” to replace or clean everyday items around the house, and things get personal fast. From bedroom hygiene and bathroom routines to kitchen leftovers, old spices, dish sponges, HVAC filters and mattresses, they compare the official recommendations to what people actually do in real life. This episode of Twitty in the City exposes the household habits everyone argues about but nobody wants to admit. 00:00 Welcome To Twitty In The City 01:23 Bedroom Hygiene 03:29 How Nasty Is Your Bathroom 11:00 Kitchen Cleanliness 13:52 The Brown Sugar Callout 19:03 HVAC Filters and Home Upkeep 22:12 Mattress Lifespan Reality Check 24:06 Wrap Up

Why Shopping Isn’t Fun Anymore

In episode 74 of Twitty in the City, Twitty and THC dive into a nostalgic discussion about old-school shopping, Kmart, outlet stores, mall culture, and why “lazy business shopping” has taken over. Shopping used to be an event, but now grocery stores, malls, outlet stores, and retail shopping feel completely different. From riding in the bottom of the grocery cart as a kid, to getting dressed up just to go to Sears, to meeting up by the fake plant in the food court, this episode breaks down how shopping used to feel like a full experience. Twitty and THC also get into the legendary flex of saying you got something “from the Nike store at the outlet store,” why Kmart had loyal customers, how Walmart may have taken over, and whether Kmart could actually make a comeback. 00:00 Welcome To Twitty In The City 01:35 Grocery Store Cart Rides 05:27 Dress Standards For Shopping 07:59 Food Court Meetups 09:09 Kmart Popcorn Era 11:27 Outlet Store Flex 15:31 Food Corners No Benches 18:16 Lazy Shopping Era 22:00 Kmart Comeback Dreams 25:44 Wrap Up

Why The Midwest Is Overrated

In episode 73 of Twitty in the City, Twitty and THC dive into a hilarious and brutally honest debate about why the Midwest might be the most overrated region in America. They break down whether the Midwest actually has anything to offer besides Kansas City barbecue, brutal winters, flat roads, corn, and gas stations that close way too early. From bland food and small-town isolation to a lack of real “vacation energy,” they compare Midwest living to the East Coast, West Coast, South, and everything in between. If you’re from the Midwest, this one might hurt a little… but you’re definitely going to want to jump in the comments. 00:00 Welcome To Twitty In The City 00:40 Midwest Food Debate 02:27 Sports Teams Comparison 03:42 Midwest Weather and Scenery 11:02 Why Nobody Vacations There 12:15 Corn Talk Roast 13:52 Fixing Tiny Towns 18:37 Food Diversity And Flavor 22:23 Challenge Midwest Comments 23:53 Sign Off

Your Childhood Was Cushioned, Ours Was Concrete

In episode 72 of Twitty in the City, Twitty and THC break down why Gen X and Millennials were built different. They discuss old school playgrounds, tough childhood memories, growing up outside, and why younger generations might not survive the games older generations played. Dive into a hilarious debate about why Gen X and Millennials might be the toughest generations ever. From burning hot metal slides, brutal monkey bars, concrete under playground equipment, dirty socks, old-school parenting, and the legendary word “biffed,” they relive the childhood moments that made them tougher, quicker, and a little more reckless than today’s kids. 00:00 Welcome To Twitty In The City 03:08 Ruthless Old Playgrounds 05:49 Generations and Tech Progress 09:32 Fearless Kids Then and Now 15:56 Soft Ground and Learning Falls 19:07 Soft Playgrounds vs Reality 21:56 Social Media and Discipline 22:54 Takes a Village Parenting 26:22 Bark vs Concrete Playgrounds 29:12 Biffing and Ice Packs 32:17 Monkey Bars Olympics 37:17 Wrap Up

Fast Food Has Changed (For The Worse)

In episode 71 of Twitty in the City, Twitty and THC get nostalgic over the golden days of fast food dining, and how far it has fallen since. They get into everything from the death of the dollar menu and why drive-thrus feel slower now, to smaller burgers, disappearing play areas, and the fast food spots that get it right. Whether you miss Taco Bell’s old menu, McDonald’s dollar drinks, or the days when fast food actually felt fast, this episode gets to the heart of how fast food quality, convenience, and affordability have changed over time. 00:00 Welcome To Twitty In The City 00:24 Fast Food Changed 03:36 Where Did Value Go? 05:27 Taco Bell Nostalgia 08:21 Shrinkflation and Quality 10:31 Old School Service and Presentation 16:50 Gas Or Lunch Dilemma 18:36 Fast Food Still Worth It 25:11 Merch Drops And Day Ones 26:29 Final Cheers And Sign Off