This is a question for the homo sapiens out there: Have you ever made a joke that you thought was funny until someone came along and got mad at you? Well, chances are you probably said the "see you next year" joke while in 2020 OR you may have possibly or intentionally hurt someone. First of all, if you do intend to harm someone with your words....why? Second of all, if you thought that was just dark humour...well it seems that you may have triggered someone's dark past. In this episode, Abel and Elita row their boats around the boundaries and rivers of humour and offensive remarks of this world and challenge you to understand the "whys" of how your joke may not have been a joke to someone else at all.

After temporarily retiring from their mountain of homework and assignments, Abel and Elita came back with another episode of the tragedy of online school, the double-edged experience of making new friends as an immigrant and the burdens of life. What's more bittersweet than ranting about the schooling system while doing homework assigned by the schooling system?

Welcome home! As Abel and Elita go through the anxious stage of junior year in Canada (while crying about the second lockdown), they laugh their way into their existential crisis and note down the list of reasons why they came to create this podcast.  Who are they? What will they even talk about? Abel is a fellow immigrant whose roots stem from Ethiopia and he loves introducing himself by his full complete name. As for Elita, who is originally from Cambodia, she is an international student whose superpower is roasting people on the spot. Combined together, their mitochondria cell of powerhouse talks of immigrant-related (and high school) issues that are always kept hush-hush in their communities, such as racist humour, complexities of religion and culture, the toxicity of online performative activists, gender identity and sexuality, law enforcement in schools, the obligations of children in an immigrant household and so on. Will they be loud about all of these topics? Hell yes, that's why their podcast name is exactly that.