Are We the Boomers!? A 90's Kid Take on Internet Nostalgia, Being Woke on Privacy, and What the Future Looks Like

Relationships...Expectation vs Reality, 50-50 Dating Culture, and the 20/80 Rule

Welcome to class! Today we're going deep with relationships. We're covering everything from what it's like being in one to what you should be doing if you want to be in one. AND...it wouldn't be a real relationship if we didn't talk about: finances, expectations, and who wears the pants in the relationship (*cough*...it's neither of you). Grab your popcorn because everybody and their mom's/mother-in-laws are going to have an opinion on this one! Show Notes: 02:20 | Being in a relationship...how it's going? 04:19 | Is the grass really greener on the other side? 09:50 | The phases & dynamics of a relationship 15:12 | Being realistic about dating & finances 18:56 | Dating in a tech world...quantity over quality 22:41 | Age + Motivation/Expectation is a bell curve 28:40 | Expectation & Reality, let's be honest 33:01 | Focus on yourself, attract instead of chase 37:15 | Have self respect, but no one owes you anything 43:56 | Thoughts on 50-50 dating culture 50:47 | Power struggles...the 20/80 rule 54:12 | Opposite views on compatibility & love languages Thanks for listening, we hope you enjoyed the episode! Let us know what you think & what we should talk about next! Email Us: contact@thecstudents.com

Back Then & Now, Everything That's Changed Since, From What You Eat to How You Speak

On today's class we talk about Long's missing childhood (this guy literally never owned a game console growing up, YIKES!). Just kidding, because that would just be boring (...we're not kidding)! Looking back, it's crazy to think what's changed over the years. Like how playing video games could now be a legit career choice, or seeing your favorite anime go mainstream by doing a collab with a high end fashion brand (we see you Gucci!). Even how we form relationships with people and what we say to them gradually evolved to be so different. Get comfortable because we going nostalgic & we're going opinionated, your gonna get a piece of what we think about it all on today's class episode. Show Notes: 03:33 | Going out in your 20's vs sleeping in in your 30's 05:42 | What we miss about our childhood 10:50 | Esports Gaming how far it's come 12:54 | Core childhood memory struggles 18:23 | Mainstream pop culture made anime & kpop cool 24:16 | Mcdondald's breakfast the universal connection we all share 27:27 | In person relationships back then vs digital relationships now 31:22 | 50/50 Dating Culture 33:38 | Saying whatever you want nowadays vs being politically correct 37:55 | Challenging the convenience of group thinking 40:23 | 3 best experiences growing up Thanks for listening, we hope you enjoyed the episode! Let us know what you think & what you would want us to talk about next! Email Us: contact@thecstudents.com

Are We the Boomers!? A 90's Kid Take on Internet Nostalgia, Being Woke on Privacy, and What the Future Looks Like

On today's episode we reminisce about to good old early days of the internet. For any Gen Z reading this, that was from the 1900's ALRIGHT! Take a stroll down memory lane: Remember AOL Internet CD's? How about AIM Chat Rooms? And when's the last time you saw a Compaq computer? Because we for dam sure can't remember lol. We went the whole nine yards with this one. Whether that's talking about the ups and downs of tech, to modern society issues like internet privacy, and it wouldn't be a tech show without us talking about the future. So buckle up this should be a fun one! Show Notes: 0:30 | Internet struggles of a 90's kid 9:00 | Internet history a textbook explanation 15:03 | Taking tech for granted...using it & abusing it 20:20 | A technical debate, the pros & cons 25:42 | Will Tech in 30 years be the apex of society? 28:49 | The complete 180 on privacy in the US vs South East Asia 31:28 | Collectively we need to be more woke on tech issues 34:49 | Being boomers talking about the internet 36:58 | Internet is life 39:31 | Web3 so what is it really? 43:37 | The tldr on what we think about tech Thanks for listening, we hope you enjoyed the episode! Let us know what you think & what you would want us to talk about next! Email Us: contact@thecstudents.com

The Prequel - Procrastination, Accountability, and 3 Things We Wish We Knew Back Then

On today's class Long & Ray tackles the most universally difficult question EVERYONE struggles with..."What Do You Want To Eat For Dinner?" Yes...that's right, this is the prequel episode where it all began! What started out as a nonsense random recording turned into something that was actually lesson worthy. Practical advice like how productivity hacks don't help with procrastination, to taking a more practical look into social anxiety, and ending the episode with 3 really useful things they wish their younger selves knew! Show Notes: 0:08 | The Prequel 0:32 | The universal daily problem we all deal with..."What Do You Want To Eat For Dinner?" 5:46 | Everybody likes the thought of trying something new 7:40 | Procrastination, the best productivity hack won't save you 9:45 | No one really holds themselves accountable 11:35 | Dealing with anxiety depending on the context 21:56 | First Impressions Matter...let's be honest 24:00 | Recap Indecision, Accountability, Social Anxiety 27:10 | 3 Things You'll Tell Your Younger Self Highlights "stop caring about what people think and focus more on how your enjoying your time" [16:00] "it's gonna to get very hard, and you might as well try your hardest right now, like your best right now" [28:14] "time catches up really fast...once you realize what you actually want to do"[29:42] "don't listen to other people...you want to take the shot, take the shot" [41:17] "if you think about something more then two times, and the answer was you should've f***ing done it. If it comes back a third time you probably should do it." [49:30] Thanks for listening, we hope you enjoyed the episode! Let us know what you think & what you would want us to talk about next! Email Us: contact@thecstudents.com