Yeah you're right, I think I'm taking crazy pills because I for some reason was thinking the trailer park was in the nearby town of Mills which is practically just Casper if you didn't have the town boundaries visible on a map.
Same. I can't even watch the BogChron edits when she's there.
He did that video where he checked out the local cheesesteak scene but he's probably scared of going anywhere and recording because of trolls. Would honestly be funny seeing him in public places interacting with people shame ppl have to ruin it.
The other day I found out that there was a leaked Cobra Cane Mountain Dew flavor that got cancelled I’m not joking. We were absolutely fucking ROBBED. I’m so depressed about it it’s unreal. How fucking epic would it have been to get Cobra Cane drink combos bros… genuinely distraught it was cancelled but I digress.
Her first Jawshyyyy had me wanting to check out completely from this arc... like nails on a fucking chalkboard.
Imagine if he spilled a Cobra Cane drink combo. We'd be reaching impossible levels of meta.
He’d have an aneurism.
That Cobra impression was spot on.
I can't believe Mountain Dew got rid of the Cobra Cane, toobz.
There’s a clinical term for this. With autism, it’s identified as “scripting,” which is essentially repeating a word or phrase over and over again. I noticed Cobra does this in a lot of videos where he’ll just ruminate on a certain topic. It’s usually best combatted with early intervention (as in 18 or younger). One way to do it would be to distract the person with a different topic, or move on to a different setting/activity to keep the mind from straying back to the original topic.
That's mobile mansions for you
Yeah, I've had too many friends who got punishment haircuts, and it really fucks them up. Like, if Clint had just stopped doing that we might have a better BOY but I digress
I really think Clint was too harsh. I find it unethical to use punishment as means to produce better behavior, and it’s clinically been shown to be ineffective. Unless Cobes actually had a job that required shorter hair, it probably wasn’t necessary. Now, if Clint just gave verbal praise more often when Cobes did appropriate behaviors (like wearing deodorant regularly, brushing teeth, or doing dishes), that may have helped too. He could even have used delayed reinforcement with a token economy where he could work for things like gift cards, hobby items, etc. I guess I would have a way different approach than Clint when working with a case like Cobra’s.
Clint doesn't really have a background in Psychology and the exact opposite is really the truth. Clint used plenty of positive reinforcement and words of encouragement throughout Cobra's entire childhood, he has encouraged every endeavor that Cobra has thrown himself into in every way that can be imagined, no matter how ridiculous the hobby is., this is true of most of his family too. The problem is that Cobra has Oppositional Defiance Disorder, thankfully we have some proof of that from the recent interview with Clint, he's kept that an unconfirmed speculation for a while but it makes educating him in any way very miss with little hit.
There is a difference between encouraging hobbies and encouraging decent behavior. Clint was supportive in the sense of helping him with his hobbies, but I don’t think he was given enough encouragement with his behavior. For instance, by job corps, he struggled with basic tasks that could have been taught at an early age, such as reading directions. You’ll even see it in his cooking videos where he just doesn’t bother reading directions on how to make box mac and cheese.
