What Your Name Decides About Your Life

[Thoomas]

So _that's_ why I like trains so much...

[troodon]

Fun fact: there are more male CEOs named Peter than there are female CEOs, period. So you have a daughter and want her to be a CEO, name her Peter.

[ultimatestoryteller]

I thought Richard was the businessman, Jack was the cowboy and Bob was the third guy

If you name your kid "Chad" you probably do not expect them to become a rocket scientist.

[cloudthief]

If you are self-conscious about your name.. Just remember that there is a guy out the called grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz.

[vickypedia]

Here in Germany (or at least the part I live in), "Kevin's" are stereotyped as troublemakers and jerks, and literally all Kevin's I have met lived up to that. Growing up with a name that has bad connotations causing that wouldn't surprise me. Now I'm a bit worried about people who are genuinely named Karen...

[sazynario]

Welp, time to change my name to *Kerzlonda.*

[ShaunakDe]

HAI is probably naming his kid Boeing...

[marchcross]

HAI: “your name is attached to you as your arm”
Armless people: “ Wait, who am I again?”

[randomperson]

In germany the most hated name is Kevin. The archetype fot this name is that their dumb, aggresive and easily addicted to drugs. Names can be curses

[guilemaigre]

I am always impressed by your transition to skillshare at the end :p

[johnchessant]

1:18 Actually the probability that you get all three by chance is 1 in 6, not 1 in 3.
The possibilities are {ABC, ACB, BAC, BCA, CAB, CBA}, only one of which is correct.

[thepip]

0:54

I thought for some reason that the first guy was named Richard, and the last was named Bob.

[LincolnintheAdirondacks]

My name is Lincoln... which naturally means I’ll be President someday.

[mushroomsoup]

"Your name is as attached to you as your arm"
me, who has legally changed my name twice: "frick, better tape these arms down"

[Jarekthegamingdragon]

This video misses one HUGE thing. Names come and go by generation and certain generations are going to act differently than others.

[eater]

My heart goes out to all the Twittletoes.

[kyleeconrad]

I was 'this close' to naming my first born Kerzlonda Twiddletoes-- after his father of course, but we went with our 2nd choice. We didn't want him to miss out on suvienier name liscence plate keychains.

[giftedguitarist]

Whatever you do DON'T NAME YOUR CHILD KAREN!!!

[DolphinDivehell]

I feel like the higher than expected number of 'Georgias' in Georgia, and to a lesser extent the other cities discussed, is more likely because of parents naming their children after the state rather than Georgias moving there (although it's probably still a minor factor).