Fug around & find out: From strangers to partners

Host: May June (@MayJune20121) with co-host Yot (@yotdog69) · Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 · Duration: ~1:04 (recorded in two parts) · Speakers: ~11

TL;DR

• The weekly Fugs Space returned after a missed week (May June was away for a wedding), and used its title theme to talk through how people on the timeline go from strangers to genuine partners.
• Fugs' partnership with LT3 (Super High / @SHGFees) was the centerpiece — the two teams walked through how a mutual friend, "Al," connected them and how it grew over a few months.
• Don Diablo (typical tigers, First Class Frenchies) gave a grounded, insider explanation of Unvault as a cross-chain mint platform/marketplace, addressing concerns about why "everyone" seems to be getting a partnership.
• DaFameless was welcomed as a brand-new addition to the Fugs community/onboarding team.
• The room closed with a round of gratitude shout-outs, including a genuinely moving one from Don about a web3 friend who supported him after his father's recent passing.
• Housekeeping: next Space is Monday 1 PM EST; speaker submissions are pinned on May June's profile.

Highlights

[P1 1:56] The Fuggin' anthem opens the room. The Space kicked off with the now-signature original song — "F-U-G-G-I-N G in the tree" — which promptly lodged itself in the host's head for the rest of the hour and became the running soundtrack.

[P1 5:17] May June is back. After a week off, she confirmed the break was for a wedding ("connection issues over there anyway"), and the hosts set the tone: back and "cooking another great space."

[P1 6:28] The partnership news. Yot flagged the Fugs × LT3 collaboration (announced the prior week), noting the second teaser now carried a date, and teed up Super High to join later.

[P2 2:36] Don Diablo's grounded intro. Don explained typical tigers is 100% volunteer-run with 50% of income donated to saving tigers in the wild, alongside his passion project First Class Frenchies launching on Unvault — "one that's sort of filling topic, one that's voluntary, and then now my passion project."

[P2 9:00–13:29] How Fugs and LT3 actually became partners. Yot described recognizing Super High "everywhere on the timeline" before they'd even followed each other, until "the penguin" (Al) asked if they'd thought about working together. Super High returned the warmth generously, saying the collaboration pulled him fully into the Fugs orbit — he now checks their page before posting to LT3's — and praised the team's management as "what you would want to see from a project."

[P2 21:06] The line of the day. Yot, deadpan: "Show, when did you go from strangers to super high's mom?" Sho's timing ("Boy, that was pretty quick, right?... only in web three, baby") left the host too wrecked to steer the conversation for a beat.

[P2 23:45–33:21] The Unvault reality check. May June raised the honest concern that a platform partnering with "everyone" and handing out whitelists can read as a red flag. Don, fully doxxed and close to the founders, reframed it: Unvault is a marketplace/launchpad, not an NFT project, so broad partnering makes sense — while candidly admitting his own "selfish" wish for fewer partners so his own allocations stay bigger. Sho pressed on raffles and uneven allocations; Don answered what he knew and flagged what he didn't rather than speaking for the team.

[P2 37:09] Cadarn's blockchain metaphor. Cadarn offered the framing that projects are the "big blocks" that can't connect on their own — communities are "the smaller chains that connect the big blocks together... the bridge that links them," and pointed to visible, passionate members (like Al) as the real signal of a project's health.

[P2 48:05] Don's shout-out lands hard. Asked to name one connection he's grateful for, Don named "Uncle Mac" — someone he's never met or seen — who supported him IRL after his father passed away a couple of weeks ago. A quiet, powerful reminder of what these connections can become.

[P2 51:45] Yot thanks the villains. Closing the gratitude round, Yot shouted out "every scammer, every rugger, every serial mint releaser" — because when he doubts himself, they remind him that "I could be a complete fucking asshole, but I'm not."

Topic timeline

Notable quotes

• "Bro, I get called boring because I tell people exactly what we're gonna do, and then I fucking do it usually completely on time." — Yot [P2 5:55]
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• "When I go to the LT3 Instagram to make a post, I check you guys' page because I want to see how it's doing... it would be hard to not believe in it and not have conviction because you're doing all the right things." — Super High [P2 10:17]
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• "When did you go from strangers to super high's mom?" — Yot [P2 21:06]
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• "You can tell a bullshitter from a bullshitter whether it's online or in person... I trust the people I'm surrounding myself with, and a lot of times I'm trusting who they trust." — Sho [P2 22:54]
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• "Never met him, never seen his face. But that connection... that was really cool." — Don Diablo, on Uncle Mac's support after his father's passing [P2 48:05]
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• "I'm gonna shout out every scammer, every rugger... because they make me realize I could be a complete fucking asshole, but I'm not." — Yot [P2 51:45]
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Who said what

• May June (@MayJune20121) — Host; framed the strangers-to-partners theme, guided speaker intros, and raised the honest Unvault "red flag" question that opened up the best discussion.
• Yot (@yotdog69) — Co-host; carried housekeeping and the LT3 partnership origin story, plus most of the room's dry humor.
• Super High (@SHGFees) — LT3 side of the partnership; spoke warmly about being drawn into the Fugs community and named Al as the connector.
• Don Diablo (@TheDonDiablo777) — typical tigers / First Class Frenchies founder; the room's Unvault explainer and its most personal voice.
• Sho (@AgogoKaren) — Regular and connector; pressed on Unvault fairness and championed the "strangers to friendships" thread (and the comic beats).
• Jack (@JackLT3_) — LT3; tied trust and partnership to time revealing true intentions.
• Cadarn (@RendCadarn) — Offered the community-as-bridges metaphor and spotted the "Fugs bully the LT3s" art detail.
• Bee (@aBuzzedBee) — Pengu Princesses founder; shared how sub-communities forged real friendships, plus a warm dad update.
• DaFameless (@DaFameless) — Newest Fugs community/onboarding team member, welcomed to the room.

Worth a full listen

• [P2 9:00–16:51] — The full Fugs × LT3 origin story, unhurried and mutual. Super High and Yot trading credit (and a lot of love for the mostly-absent "Al") captures the episode's whole thesis better than any summary can.
• [P2 23:45–33:21] — Don's Unvault walkthrough is the most useful stretch for anyone confused about the platform's partner-everyone approach, allocations, and raffle mechanics — a genuine crypto-noob-friendly clinic.
• [P2 48:05–52:35] — The closing shout-outs swing from Don's moving Uncle Mac tribute to Yot's tongue-in-cheek gratitude for the ruggers, in the space of a few minutes — the range that makes these rooms worth showing up for.