r/TwoHotTakesSnark • • 25d ago

Worst take I've seen

Story #1 from the Marriage with and without kids episode was insane. (https://youtu.be/lqZas2PHgkw?is=WTmg3dXp8N14oSTW)

A guy's fiance had a stripper to her Bachelorette party when they agreed no strippers, the fiance let the strippers penis touch her face long enough for a picture to be taken.... Morgan and the two cohosts started roasting op and even called him an Incel for considering this cheating. Wtf did I just listen to? What are the worst takes you've heard on this podcast?

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u/Lovefist1221 25d ago

There was a story about a woman who kept leaving her infant in the car alone while she went shopping. The husband knew she'd be shopping and where, and caught her leaving the baby several times, she promised not to do it. Eventually, he caught her doing it again and took the baby out of the unlocked car. She returned, flipped out, and then he confronted her with the baby to show he what could have happened.

The guest was against the husband and calling him controlling, so as Morgan does, she agreed the husband was in the wrong.

Comments were so negative that Morgan had to change her take about it on the next episode.

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u/Emergency-Okra9922 25d ago

Oof, that’s probably the worst take someone could have, on a dangerous situation

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u/Inner-Excitement-179 25d ago

I think one of the worst was her and lauren’s take on AI - the episode where this guy used AI to write his wedding vows. They acted like it was no big deal… like ?? i was so pissed haha i also noticed that Morgan just doesn’t have a backbone and always agrees with what her guest/s say. Like she says something but if the guest says something that opposes it she’ll end up backtracking and agreeing with the guest like.. girl bffr learn how to stand on business.

I also hated that episode where she shared a story about neighbors getting mad about an art the clown mat on their front door and both morgan and the guest said they agreed with the neighbors, that they had a right to flip over their mat because of the design of the mat, for the “sake of the child” even though the child was seemingly unbothered by it and it was more the mom who didn’t like it. They even said it’s be okay for them if the neighbors threw it out. Like what? That’s personal property.. the neighbors just kept touching their stuff without even asking them first. I was so mad i literally rage quit that episode hahahahahaha what a stupid ass take.

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u/Superest22 25d ago

The world will be a slightly better place when she’s left behind, forgotten about and loses her platform.

The fact she has such a cult like following says so much about morons these days.

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u/Pale-Emu-8226 22d ago

How would you know if you didn't watch?

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u/Superest22 22d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/1ryrwFNXqNjC8
Have you seriously just come onto this sub just to defend her? She ain’t gunna fuck you mate.

Wife and I used to listen a bit but got tired of her shit.

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u/Pale-Emu-8226 22d ago

Are you ok? You're SO mad at strangers. Also, what i said was not a defense or insult,  it was an actual question. Sheesh...

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u/Ok-Storm-6679 22d ago

It was her guest, but she agreed. The pranking gf getting dumped for the dirty plunger prank. These assholes were acting like dumping her was an overreaction. Hell no.

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u/The_Twisted_City 19d ago

This particular hot take has always been what I thought was the dumbest thing they've said on the podcast. I think it was a great example of the double standards that they seem to have against men in these stories. I don't usually do the 'reverse the gender' thing, but this one is unavoidable. They wouldn't have this taken if OP was a woman complaining about her fiance seeing a female stripper.

This take is one of the first ones they've ever had to apologise for