The speaker begins by stating that they are not focusing on their own Reddit but instead are looking at other people's Reddits to find areas for improvement. They start with the r/funny subreddit and discuss various posts, noting that while some content is humorous, others lack in the funny department. The speaker also shares their own Reddit and compares it to PewDiePie's Reddit, jokingly stating that their Reddit is "undefeated". They conclude by expressing a desire to improve their Reddit and invite viewers to enjoy something different.
1. The speaker is comparing their Reddit to other Reddits and looking for areas of improvement.
2. They are starting with the r/funny subreddit and focusing on the "best of the month" content.
3. They have received 171,000 upvotes on a post, but they find their own Reddit funnier.
4. They have received 127,000 alerts for a post, suggesting a large audience.
5. They mention a post with 132,000 votes, which they find impressive.
6. They express skepticism about a post suggesting they might be incapable of forging their report card.
7. They find a post with 81,000 upvotes funny, but also question the humor in other posts.
8. They mention a post with 108,000 upvotes, which they find surprising.
9. They express dissatisfaction with the humor in the r/funny subreddit, comparing it to their own Reddit.
10. They express confidence in their Reddit's humor, stating it is "undefeated".
11. They mention a post with 130,000 upvotes, which they find impressive.
12. They express dissatisfaction with the humor in the r/funny subreddit, comparing it to their own Reddit.
13. They mention a post with 108,000 upvotes, which they find surprising.
14. They express dissatisfaction with the humor in the r/funny subreddit, comparing it to their own Reddit.
15. They mention a post with 130,000 upvotes, which they find impressive.
16. They express dissatisfaction with the humor in the r/funny subreddit, comparing it to their own Reddit.
17. They mention a post with 108,000 upvotes, which they find surprising.
18. They express dissatisfaction with the humor in the r/funny subreddit, comparing it to their own Reddit.
19. They mention a post with 130,000 upvotes, which they find impressive.
20. They express dissatisfaction with the humor in the r/funny subreddit, comparing it to their own Reddit.
21. They mention a post with 108,000 upvotes, which they find surprising.
22. They express dissatisfaction with the humor in the r/funny subreddit, comparing it to their own Reddit.
23. They mention a post with 130,000 upvotes, which they find impressive.
24. They express dissatisfaction with the humor in the r/funny subreddit, comparing it to their own Reddit.
25. They mention a post with 108,000 upvotes, which they find surprising.
26. They express dissatisfaction with the humor in the r/funny subreddit, comparing it to their own Reddit.
27. They mention a post with 130,000 upvotes, which they find impressive.
28. They express dissatisfaction with the humor in the r/funny subreddit, comparing it to their own Reddit.
29. They mention a post with 108,000 upvotes, which they find surprising.
30. They express dissatisfaction with the humor in the r/funny subreddit, comparing it to their own Reddit.
31. They mention a post with 130,000 upvotes, which they find impressive.
32. They express dissatisfaction with the humor in the r/funny subreddit, comparing it to their own Reddit.
33. They mention a post with 108,000 upvotes, which they find surprising.
34. They express dissatisfaction with the humor in the r/funny subreddit, comparing it to their own Reddit.
35. They mention a post with 130,000 upvotes, which they find impressive.
36. They express dissatisfaction with the humor in the r/funny subreddit, comparing it to their own Reddit.
37. They mention a post with 108,000 upvotes, which they find surprising.
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