The Wildest Reddit Advice We've Seen Yet

This episode goes completely off the rails—in the best way.First, we dive into a Reddit post from a 15-year-old who lives in what can only be described as a middle-class biohazard zone: rats, maggots, flies, ants… the whole pest parade. But what really breaks us is how Reddit responded—by calling CPS instead of offering, you know, advice.Then it somehow gets more intense: a second post reveals a 17-year-old girl whose boyfriend just died… and now she’s pregnant. Her parents are strict Christians. His parents might not even like her. And Reddit? Well, Reddit delivers possibly the most insane top comment we’ve ever seen. (And we’ve seen a lot.)🐛 Pest control tips, 🍼 grief spirals, 🧠 armchair psychology, and 🎭 genuinely unhinged commentary—this is Sage Advice at its messiest.In this episode:– The worst house in America, and it’s not even a financial issue– DIY pest warfare (when your parents won’t clean)– When Reddit says “Call CPS” unironically– A tragic teen pregnancy and what to do when grief, religion, and trauma collide– Why Redditors shouldn’t be allowed near advice threads– And why therapy might actually be the answer for everyone in these stories📲 Follow us!TikTok - @humor.highwireInstagram - @humor_highwireTwitter (X) - @HumorHighwireYouTube - @HumorHighwire🎙 Hosted by Aedangraef, IanCK, and TheClöwn👂 Listen. Laugh. Judge. Repeat.📩 Got a Reddit post we need to read? DM us. Or drop it in the comments.Follow and share if you believe Reddit needs therapy too.Find us on YouTube, TikTok, and everywhere else weird people live.