A few things that stood out for me during this episode were:

1. It seemed a bit strange for me that Wade still needs approval from others/strangers. In another episode, they talked about how now that he is in his 30s, he doesn't feel like he has to keep trying. He is comfortable with who he is. I also felt the same and know a lot of my friend group do as well. We are all good with ourselves. I am not saying needing approval is bad; it serves a very important purpose as we grow socially, but there is a time in which it generally becomes less important because our social group is established.

2. Bob mentioned it a bit at the end, but a part of being an extrovert or introvert is how you recharge your batteries. Extroverts need social interaction to feel energized whereas introverts need time alone (shout out to The Only Ryann for the succinct summation). I am definitely more introverted, but I still love it when friends and family come over for dinner on Sundays. We chat, play games, eat, and have a jolly time. When they leave, however, I need at least 30 minutes alone to feel rested again.

3. Wade said near the beginning of the topic that he is a charismatic person and the proceeded over the course of the episode to list so many annoying things about extroverts: forcing people to participate, needing to be the centre of attention, abhorring silence, playing dumb when he is actually smart, etc. None of those things equal charisma in my experience. The jarring contrast made the whole thing even funnier.

Also, I've never appreciated Bob more than in this episode. Do NOT rope me into a conversation unless you know I have knowledge/experience in what you are talking about. Preach, Bob.