0:00:00.000,0:00:01.112 (bright piano music) 0:00:01.112,0:00:04.351 - Hey everybody, I am[br]joined by the Try Guys. 0:00:04.351,0:00:05.790 - [Everyone] Yeah! 0:00:05.790,0:00:07.521 - So tell my audience about-- 0:00:07.521,0:00:08.354 - Yeah! 0:00:09.526,0:00:10.859 - Ah respect us! 0:00:12.510,0:00:13.798 - So tell my audience a little bit about 0:00:13.798,0:00:16.796 who you are and what[br]you do on your channel? 0:00:16.796,0:00:18.831 - We are the Try Guys,[br]we are four best friends 0:00:18.831,0:00:21.464 that try things outside[br]of our comfort zone. 0:00:21.464,0:00:24.466 And we recently left[br]Buzzfeed earlier this year 0:00:24.466,0:00:27.487 to start an independent[br]company and a new channel. 0:00:27.487,0:00:28.320 - Yeah! 0:00:28.320,0:00:29.529 So check out all links in the description, 0:00:29.529,0:00:30.580 we did a video over there. 0:00:30.580,0:00:31.792 You'll have to go and look at their thing. 0:00:31.792,0:00:32.748 I think it's very funny. 0:00:32.748,0:00:34.392 I enjoy all of your content. 0:00:34.392,0:00:37.868 And I always will remember[br]you as the glitter beardmen. 0:00:37.868,0:00:41.303 - We wore the glitter[br]breads three streamies ago. 0:00:41.303,0:00:42.803 - That was my very first streamies. 0:00:42.803,0:00:44.027 - That was our first. 0:00:44.027,0:00:46.822 - And so how do you balance[br]being friends and working. 0:00:46.822,0:00:49.230 Do you ever hangout and not work? 0:00:49.230,0:00:52.917 - Actually yeah, we hang[br]out a lot, perhaps too much 0:00:52.917,0:00:53.846 because-- 0:00:53.846,0:00:54.679 - But do we not work? 0:00:54.679,0:00:56.226 - Yeah there's time where we don't work. 0:00:56.226,0:00:57.059 - Sometimes. 0:00:57.059,0:00:58.795 - But we certainly talk about work. 0:00:58.795,0:00:59.628 - A lot. 0:00:59.628,0:01:00.461 - Pretty frequently. 0:01:00.461,0:01:04.578 When we started as coworkers,[br]who became friends, 0:01:04.578,0:01:06.974 so talking about work made sense 0:01:06.974,0:01:08.925 because that was our relationship. 0:01:08.925,0:01:11.881 And even as we did friend[br]things, went on vacations, 0:01:11.881,0:01:14.431 of course like we're[br]social people so making, 0:01:14.431,0:01:16.350 I mean it's kinda work[br]to post an Instagram, 0:01:16.350,0:01:19.344 even if it's really fun and[br]gratifying and on your own. 0:01:19.344,0:01:20.913 - I guess I'd be curious[br]to get your perspective 0:01:20.913,0:01:22.668 because yeah we do a lot, 0:01:22.668,0:01:24.591 like Keith and I go on vacations together, 0:01:24.591,0:01:27.288 Ned and I have hung out and[br]watched football, or Eugene. 0:01:27.288,0:01:29.532 Like all we all do[br]stuff in different pairs 0:01:29.532,0:01:33.227 but also we have a group thread[br]and we are texting nonstop 0:01:33.227,0:01:35.513 and the lines are blurred. 0:01:35.513,0:01:37.603 It's like, we're talking[br]about something funny, 0:01:37.603,0:01:38.543 we're ragging on each other, 0:01:38.543,0:01:42.441 and then we're talking about[br]a project and then we're back. 0:01:42.441,0:01:43.796 It never stops. 0:01:43.796,0:01:45.124 - So there's like no boundary between? 0:01:45.124,0:01:45.957 - Not a hard line. 0:01:45.957,0:01:46.955 - Should there be? 0:01:46.955,0:01:48.446 - No, there doesn't have to be, 0:01:48.446,0:01:50.121 but I was just curious[br]if you're ever able, 0:01:50.121,0:01:51.781 cause we talked on your[br]channel about like burnout 0:01:51.781,0:01:53.015 and then taking breaks. 0:01:53.015,0:01:55.882 So I'm curious if there's ever like a time 0:01:55.882,0:01:57.580 where you're like, no no, this isn't work, 0:01:57.580,0:01:59.070 this is us just hanging out. 0:01:59.070,0:02:00.860 - Yeah, yeah we do that. 0:02:00.860,0:02:04.040 - And I think it's best[br]when we have an activity 0:02:04.040,0:02:06.296 that we're like involved in,[br]that you can't be working 0:02:06.296,0:02:07.638 and doing at the same time. 0:02:07.638,0:02:09.658 Like even us just playing Smash Brothers, 0:02:09.658,0:02:11.817 like you get lost in a video game 0:02:11.817,0:02:13.939 and then you're not[br]thinking about a due date 0:02:13.939,0:02:15.298 of anything you're working on, 0:02:15.298,0:02:16.239 you're just hanging out. 0:02:16.239,0:02:18.118 - We all like to Palm Springs together, 0:02:18.118,0:02:21.201 over the summer, and we[br]specifically designed it 0:02:21.201,0:02:22.653 as like a retreat. 0:02:22.653,0:02:23.771 - Oh so no work? 0:02:23.771,0:02:25.833 - Minimal, minimal work. 0:02:25.833,0:02:28.741 - We were gonna film a video called 0:02:28.741,0:02:30.914 the Barkchler in Purradise. 0:02:30.914,0:02:31.747 - Purradise. 0:02:31.747,0:02:32.940 - Purradise. 0:02:32.940,0:02:35.421 - Where we were gonna go on[br]romantic dates with our dogs, 0:02:35.421,0:02:36.254 each other's dogs. 0:02:36.254,0:02:37.087 - I like that. 0:02:37.087,0:02:37.920 - You get it. 0:02:37.920,0:02:41.245 - But then we were like,[br]maybe we should just relax. 0:02:41.245,0:02:42.078 - Chill out. 0:02:42.078,0:02:43.349 - So we really ended up filming nothing. 0:02:43.349,0:02:44.182 It was nice. 0:02:44.182,0:02:45.015 - Okay, cool. 0:02:45.015,0:02:47.676 - You did spend the first night editing. 0:02:47.676,0:02:48.814 - Fuck, you're right. 0:02:48.814,0:02:49.924 (everyone laughs) 0:02:49.924,0:02:51.353 - But it was cause the video was due. 0:02:51.353,0:02:52.501 - Nothing's happening on[br]the first night, you know. 0:02:52.501,0:02:54.429 - It was my ease in. 0:02:54.429,0:02:57.148 - So is it easy for you to shut it off 0:02:57.148,0:02:58.479 or it sounds like it's kinda difficult. 0:02:58.479,0:02:59.895 - No no no no no. 0:02:59.895,0:03:01.153 - Yeah I would say it's difficult. 0:03:01.153,0:03:03.219 - Well like it never shuts off, right? 0:03:03.219,0:03:04.430 - Of course, I totally understand. 0:03:04.430,0:03:05.882 - The world never stops moving, 0:03:05.882,0:03:07.010 the content never stops needing to be out, 0:03:07.010,0:03:08.570 so yeah it's hard for us to turn it off 0:03:08.570,0:03:09.891 because if we turn it off, 0:03:09.891,0:03:11.176 then something's not getting done. 0:03:11.176,0:03:12.920 - Cause I like it, I[br]don't want to shut it off. 0:03:12.920,0:03:14.290 - So part of it's fun. 0:03:14.290,0:03:15.518 - Of course, that's why we got into it, 0:03:15.518,0:03:16.382 we liked it. 0:03:16.382,0:03:20.177 You created it, so it meant[br]that you wanted to do it. 0:03:20.177,0:03:22.519 It wasn't, I don't think like forced you, 0:03:22.519,0:03:23.699 you were like, no I think-- 0:03:23.699,0:03:25.038 - No quite the opposite. 0:03:25.038,0:03:26.357 I don't think they wanted us to. 0:03:26.357,0:03:28.113 - They didn't want us to do it. 0:03:28.113,0:03:29.062 - You don't think? 0:03:29.062,0:03:30.631 - I don't think so. 0:03:30.631,0:03:31.740 - Well it turned out okay. 0:03:31.740,0:03:33.495 - Eventually they did want us to do it, 0:03:33.495,0:03:35.285 but not the way we did it. 0:03:35.285,0:03:36.118 Anyway. 0:03:36.118,0:03:36.951 - Truly. 0:03:36.951,0:03:39.350 - So the last six months have[br]been, or seven months I guess, 0:03:39.350,0:03:41.183 have been kinda a lot? 0:03:43.577,0:03:44.410 You could say? 0:03:44.410,0:03:47.788 - Yeah, every time you like[br]pass a bench mark or something, 0:03:47.788,0:03:50.460 or you think your past[br]whatever was stressful, 0:03:50.460,0:03:52.567 there's a lot of new[br]stressors waiting for you. 0:03:52.567,0:03:53.545 - Totally. 0:03:53.545,0:03:56.764 - And we also wanted the[br]company to be a company 0:03:56.764,0:03:59.234 that the people who work for[br]us, wanted to work for us. 0:03:59.234,0:04:01.308 So it was fun but were also rewarded. 0:04:01.308,0:04:04.980 So like, and then making a[br]salary position for people here, 0:04:04.980,0:04:06.882 getting health insurance for people here. 0:04:06.882,0:04:07.778 - Wow. 0:04:07.778,0:04:09.332 - Try to get a 401 K plan for people here. 0:04:09.332,0:04:10.165 - You have health insurance? 0:04:10.165,0:04:11.074 Can I be a Try Gal? 0:04:11.074,0:04:12.102 - Yeah. 0:04:12.102,0:04:13.576 - I mean, we can envelope you, sure. 0:04:13.576,0:04:14.409 - Perfect. 0:04:15.842,0:04:17.353 - You know, it's an interesting challenge 0:04:17.353,0:04:18.938 that we went through was[br]that we were starting over, 0:04:18.938,0:04:21.548 totally from scratch, but[br]also with the momentum 0:04:21.548,0:04:22.940 of four years behind us. 0:04:22.940,0:04:23.773 - Yeah. 0:04:23.773,0:04:25.297 - Right, so we wanted and kind of had to, 0:04:25.297,0:04:28.152 just hit the ground running[br]and continue where we were. 0:04:28.152,0:04:29.531 We didn't want our videos to miss a step. 0:04:29.531,0:04:31.258 We didn't want the quality to dip. 0:04:31.258,0:04:33.434 We wanted the quantity to increase. 0:04:33.434,0:04:36.891 Also, we're totally starting[br]over, with nothing, so-- 0:04:36.891,0:04:37.724 - Yeah. 0:04:37.724,0:04:38.557 But your channel's like blown up. 0:04:38.557,0:04:39.390 - It's done great. 0:04:39.390,0:04:40.250 - People have followed you. 0:04:40.250,0:04:41.489 - Yeah! 0:04:41.489,0:04:43.231 - And a lot of hard work went[br]into making that seamless. 0:04:43.231,0:04:46.400 - I definitely, even personally,[br]can understand the like, 0:04:46.400,0:04:48.436 there's always another[br]stressor. like I really connect 0:04:48.436,0:04:50.310 with that cause I've been telling myself, 0:04:50.310,0:04:52.163 with the launch of my book,[br]I just need to get through 0:04:52.163,0:04:53.977 that week, and then I'm good. 0:04:53.977,0:04:55.773 And then I'm already like,[br]next week's already filling up. 0:04:55.773,0:04:57.455 I'm like, just gotta[br]get through that week, 0:04:57.455,0:04:58.773 and then it'd be good. 0:04:58.773,0:05:00.176 And I think that's,[br]like what we talk about 0:05:00.176,0:05:01.787 on your channel is like burnout, 0:05:01.787,0:05:03.136 and have you noticed[br]in the past six months, 0:05:03.136,0:05:04.425 like are there certain symptoms 0:05:04.425,0:05:06.119 that you all can pick[br]out from one another, 0:05:06.119,0:05:08.860 where you're like, he's[br]having a shitty time, 0:05:08.860,0:05:11.214 he's feeling burnt. 0:05:11.214,0:05:13.872 - Yeah and I think our[br]signs are very different 0:05:13.872,0:05:16.183 with what we're getting stressed. 0:05:16.183,0:05:19.321 I think we can all say we[br]know what Eugene's are, 0:05:19.321,0:05:20.473 and that's typically because-- 0:05:20.473,0:05:21.360 - What are Eugene's? 0:05:21.360,0:05:22.969 - Well he doesn't sleep. 0:05:22.969,0:05:25.297 He doesn't sleep because he[br]works very, very, very hard, 0:05:25.297,0:05:28.260 and like his work is amazing,[br]and it's super great, 0:05:28.260,0:05:31.584 but sometimes it's at[br]cost of his own health 0:05:31.584,0:05:34.530 and fatigue, and then he's[br]a little more irritable 0:05:34.530,0:05:36.664 which makes sense because he hasn't slept. 0:05:36.664,0:05:37.497 - You're not sleeping, yeah. 0:05:37.497,0:05:38.330 - We all get cranky. 0:05:38.330,0:05:39.938 There's totally, we all have our-- 0:05:39.938,0:05:41.308 - Irritability across the board. 0:05:41.308,0:05:43.124 - Yeah I think we all get irritable. 0:05:43.124,0:05:46.082 Yeah I noticed Eugene especially I think, 0:05:46.082,0:05:48.852 do you mind me speaking[br]about your stressors? 0:05:48.852,0:05:50.344 - You wanna speak about[br]your own stressors? 0:05:50.344,0:05:51.177 It's totally up to you. 0:05:51.177,0:05:52.327 - Sure I can say something. 0:05:52.327,0:05:57.327 I hold a lot of stuff in[br]and I tend to be observant, 0:05:57.351,0:06:00.580 and then when I, because[br]of maybe my upbringing, 0:06:00.580,0:06:02.804 I don't talk about my problems. 0:06:02.804,0:06:04.836 So it explodes, and it will explode. 0:06:04.836,0:06:05.669 - Yeah. 0:06:05.669,0:06:06.591 And I've had to balance like, 0:06:06.591,0:06:08.876 I think aside from The Try[br]Guys, like three other jobs 0:06:08.876,0:06:10.101 at the same time. 0:06:10.101,0:06:12.648 And that's hard cause I'll[br]stay up memorizing an audition, 0:06:12.648,0:06:14.644 or I'll be having to write another show, 0:06:14.644,0:06:16.924 and I think on average I've pulled 0:06:16.924,0:06:19.385 like two all nighters[br]every week this year. 0:06:19.385,0:06:21.746 So because I'm also[br]responsible for Try Guys stuff, 0:06:21.746,0:06:22.801 so then I let it out on them 0:06:22.801,0:06:24.552 cause they've sort of become my therapist. 0:06:24.552,0:06:26.164 - Of course, and they're the[br]closest to you, we tend to- 0:06:26.164,0:06:28.090 - So yeah, I will literally,[br]but I have to dramatize it 0:06:28.090,0:06:31.834 cause as someone who doesn't[br]talk, I will be like, 0:06:31.834,0:06:32.816 (serious tone) I need to talk. 0:06:32.816,0:06:35.856 And then I'll have like[br]a full mental break down 0:06:35.856,0:06:36.689 in front of them. 0:06:36.689,0:06:37.522 - Like a melt down, yeah. 0:06:37.522,0:06:38.493 - Instead of letting it seep healthily out 0:06:38.493,0:06:39.912 in different areas, I'll[br]like make it an event, 0:06:39.912,0:06:42.319 and they're like, oh Eugene's a time bomb. 0:06:42.319,0:06:44.260 But yeah, I time bomb it,[br]and that's probably not 0:06:44.260,0:06:45.501 the most healthy way to do it. 0:06:45.501,0:06:47.231 - But I'm glad you get it out, at all. 0:06:47.231,0:06:48.064 - Sure. 0:06:48.064,0:06:49.209 - And I'm fine you letting it out on us, 0:06:49.209,0:06:52.175 because I would rather[br]you let it out on people 0:06:52.175,0:06:53.966 who know how to handle[br]it and deal with it, 0:06:53.966,0:06:55.530 than like a fan. 0:06:55.530,0:06:57.331 - Yeah because we go through[br]very similar stressors. 0:06:57.331,0:06:58.203 - Totally. 0:06:58.203,0:07:00.212 - A lot of shared stress. 0:07:00.212,0:07:02.739 - Yeah, yeah I went[br]through a lot this year. 0:07:02.739,0:07:03.949 - He had a theory where he was like, 0:07:03.949,0:07:05.921 well a cup can only overflow once, 0:07:05.921,0:07:07.993 so I'm just gonna keep[br]dumping water into it, 0:07:07.993,0:07:10.491 and I'll do all the[br]stressful things at once, 0:07:10.491,0:07:12.642 and then you can only be so stressed. 0:07:12.642,0:07:15.168 - Dump two pitchers of water on my face. 0:07:15.168,0:07:17.484 - I like it in theory, I don't[br]know how it was in practice. 0:07:17.484,0:07:19.700 - Yeah, it worked. 0:07:19.700,0:07:20.533 - Are we still dumping? 0:07:20.533,0:07:22.808 - And literally I could only be stressed 0:07:22.808,0:07:25.821 about one of those four[br]things at any given time, 0:07:25.821,0:07:29.177 so you know like, now it's pretty good. 0:07:29.177,0:07:30.671 - Are we still dumping[br]into this overflowing cup? 0:07:30.671,0:07:32.513 - No, the house is pretty much done, 0:07:32.513,0:07:34.438 baby's sleeping through the night, like-- 0:07:34.438,0:07:35.355 - I'm dope. 0:07:36.819,0:07:38.236 - Well we're out. 0:07:39.428,0:07:40.632 - You know I think I know[br]everyone's stressors, 0:07:40.632,0:07:41.997 now that I think of it. 0:07:41.997,0:07:42.830 - Yeah, let's do it. 0:07:42.830,0:07:45.650 - I would say Ned, because[br]he had so much dumping in 0:07:45.650,0:07:47.746 at one time, with the child especially, 0:07:47.746,0:07:49.213 and the new house and the business, 0:07:49.213,0:07:52.339 he chose to fixate on one[br]aspect of our business, 0:07:52.339,0:07:53.917 which was the business. 0:07:53.917,0:07:55.806 So Ned let a lot of his stress 0:07:55.806,0:07:58.168 I think essentially[br]permeate through anything 0:07:58.168,0:08:00.280 that had to deal with numbers essentially. 0:08:00.280,0:08:01.203 - Okay. 0:08:01.203,0:08:03.233 - Like Ned is extremely numbers oriented, 0:08:03.233,0:08:04.909 which is very good because we're not. 0:08:04.909,0:08:05.753 - Yeah I'm not. 0:08:05.753,0:08:06.881 You need one person that is. 0:08:06.881,0:08:09.514 - So it's interesting[br]cause Ned stressors I think 0:08:09.514,0:08:14.115 we're very clearly validated[br]because something was figured, 0:08:14.115,0:08:16.436 not figuratively, figure-driven-- 0:08:16.436,0:08:17.269 - Yes. 0:08:17.269,0:08:18.911 - So it was a figure-driven[br]stress, you know? 0:08:18.911,0:08:19.744 - Yeah. 0:08:19.744,0:08:21.267 - Like it was very clear[br]that there's a reason. 0:08:21.267,0:08:23.368 - If someone was like[br]taking money from us, 0:08:23.368,0:08:25.757 or we were overpaying for something, 0:08:25.757,0:08:27.554 or someone was like charging more, 0:08:27.554,0:08:29.533 I would just get pissed. 0:08:29.533,0:08:30.366 - And Ned would let it out. 0:08:30.366,0:08:31.199 - Put all his energy into it. 0:08:31.199,0:08:32.943 - He was not gonna let[br]anybody take advantage of us, 0:08:32.943,0:08:33.776 which was great. 0:08:33.776,0:08:34.609 - You need someone like that, 0:08:34.609,0:08:36.344 cause a lot of YouTubers[br]have been taken advantage of, 0:08:36.344,0:08:37.504 a lot of entrepreneurs[br]are taken advantage of. 0:08:37.504,0:08:39.931 - The way I know that[br]Ned is stressed is that 0:08:39.931,0:08:42.513 he puts on his noise canceling headphones 0:08:42.513,0:08:43.900 and tries his best. 0:08:43.900,0:08:44.733 Oh yeah, this? 0:08:44.733,0:08:45.782 I've seen this. 0:08:45.782,0:08:48.438 That's when he's really stressed. 0:08:48.438,0:08:50.229 Ned gets in this place sometimes 0:08:50.229,0:08:51.994 where he's like, I don't[br]want to talk to anybody, 0:08:51.994,0:08:53.957 get away from me, I just have to work. 0:08:53.957,0:08:55.879 And that's when I know like,[br]alright, he's in his place. 0:08:55.879,0:08:58.506 But I've totally seen, I[br]have videos on my phone 0:08:58.506,0:08:59.339 of Ned-- 0:08:59.339,0:09:00.172 - Of him just-- 0:09:00.172,0:09:01.005 - At lunch, full on-- 0:09:01.005,0:09:01.838 - Shutting down. 0:09:01.838,0:09:02.671 - In his, yeah. 0:09:02.671,0:09:03.932 I forgot about that. 0:09:03.932,0:09:04.957 - I think Zach's-- 0:09:04.957,0:09:06.383 - I curl up into a little ball. 0:09:06.383,0:09:07.548 - Yeah, I wanna hear, I wanna hear. 0:09:07.548,0:09:09.300 - I think Zach's kind of like the opposite 0:09:09.300,0:09:10.379 of how I deal with stuff. 0:09:10.379,0:09:12.700 Zach's, so if I'm an[br]explosion of a balloon, 0:09:12.700,0:09:15.670 his is just a constant bzz. 0:09:15.670,0:09:16.615 - Yeah, Zach is like-- 0:09:16.615,0:09:18.174 - So it's good because[br]it keeps us in check. 0:09:18.174,0:09:19.007 - Diarrhea mouth. 0:09:19.007,0:09:20.537 - Yeah but usually like checkpoints, 0:09:20.537,0:09:22.241 like either every day, or midday, 0:09:22.241,0:09:27.241 he'll just like (sighs),[br]just a deep sigh and be like, 0:09:29.458,0:09:32.400 "Guys, guys I think we just like, 0:09:32.400,0:09:33.633 do you have a moment, can we talk?" 0:09:33.633,0:09:35.223 And it's just always[br]like a, let's talk about 0:09:35.223,0:09:38.046 what's stressing me out,[br]what's stressing us out. 0:09:38.046,0:09:39.086 - Yeah, it's like he'll be talking, 0:09:39.086,0:09:40.547 but he won't actually be saying anything. 0:09:40.547,0:09:43.551 - He's just talking in circles. 0:09:43.551,0:09:46.321 - And his hair gets increasingly frayed. 0:09:46.321,0:09:48.640 - And then he ends that like, 0:09:48.640,0:09:50.439 you know what, I think I just[br]figured out my problem, okay. 0:09:50.439,0:09:51.915 - Yeah, I'm that way too. 0:09:51.915,0:09:53.953 - And he'll actually solve[br]his problem through talking it 0:09:53.953,0:09:55.078 to us, he'll be like, I[br]just, I got it, nevermind. 0:09:55.078,0:09:55.911 Don't even talk to me. 0:09:55.911,0:09:59.661 - We were supposed to[br]film an Olympics video, 0:10:01.022,0:10:04.189 ancient Olympics where we[br]were gonna be naked competing, 0:10:04.189,0:10:07.525 and they neglected to tell[br]us that they also had like-- 0:10:07.525,0:10:08.781 - A children's soccer game. 0:10:08.781,0:10:10.312 - Like yeah, a rec game. 0:10:10.312,0:10:13.267 So we're like, in robes and nothing else, 0:10:13.267,0:10:15.608 and we're like, there are[br]kids running around here. 0:10:15.608,0:10:16.902 What the hell, guys? 0:10:16.902,0:10:18.197 And they're like, oh no[br]you guys do you're thing. 0:10:18.197,0:10:19.649 I'm like, we can't do our thing. 0:10:19.649,0:10:20.482 - [Katie] There's children here. 0:10:20.482,0:10:21.315 - We're gonna get arrested. 0:10:21.315,0:10:23.456 - We've paid for a crew,[br]we've scheduled the date, 0:10:23.456,0:10:25.652 we traveled half an hour to get here. 0:10:25.652,0:10:26.485 - And then-- 0:10:26.485,0:10:27.339 - We're very explicit[br]with what we were doing. 0:10:27.339,0:10:28.172 - Yeah. 0:10:28.172,0:10:29.005 - We were like, you[br]guys are cool with that? 0:10:29.005,0:10:31.155 - Our site rep sent another[br]messenger to tell us, 0:10:31.155,0:10:34.414 we had to leave, and I was[br]like, no, we need to talk 0:10:34.414,0:10:35.747 to the guy that was the site rep. 0:10:35.747,0:10:37.327 I don't know who the fuck you are. 0:10:37.327,0:10:38.410 You're not in charge of me. 0:10:38.410,0:10:39.287 Get me the real person. 0:10:39.287,0:10:40.120 - [Katie] Get me the person. 0:10:40.120,0:10:42.184 - Meanwhile I was like[br]putting suntan lotion 0:10:42.184,0:10:43.599 on like my bits. 0:10:43.599,0:10:45.011 - Yeah it was interesting because the way 0:10:45.011,0:10:48.688 in which we're discussing our[br]sort of release of stress, 0:10:48.688,0:10:52.787 that expression, is[br]many times complimentary 0:10:52.787,0:10:53.799 or even like inverse, 0:10:53.799,0:10:56.459 to what our general, outward demeanor is. 0:10:56.459,0:10:57.319 - Totally. 0:10:57.319,0:10:59.408 - And I wonder if that's[br]psychologically true 0:10:59.408,0:11:01.364 across the board because[br]like Keith is known as 0:11:01.364,0:11:03.885 the friendliest person,[br]but when he releases 0:11:03.885,0:11:06.465 something like that, he[br]becomes the most like, 0:11:06.465,0:11:07.986 formidable foe. 0:11:07.986,0:11:10.565 I'm known as a very stoic[br]person and sort of like-- 0:11:10.565,0:11:11.803 - You're definitely the most quiet. 0:11:11.803,0:11:12.730 - Visually scary and quiet. 0:11:12.730,0:11:16.584 But when I let things out,[br]I'm like an emotional nutcase. 0:11:16.584,0:11:20.291 Like I become like Meryl Streep[br]in every film she's been in. 0:11:20.291,0:11:22.025 - Well I always think it's[br]kind of like goes back, 0:11:22.025,0:11:23.978 and this is a funny saying[br]to even weave into this, 0:11:23.978,0:11:24.811 but like what they say, 0:11:24.811,0:11:27.286 "soberness conceals, drunkenness reveals," 0:11:27.286,0:11:30.806 and it's like, we all have[br]this persona we put on, right, 0:11:30.806,0:11:32.346 in a way that we're supposed be. 0:11:32.346,0:11:34.836 And you all play, even[br]though you are very much 0:11:34.836,0:11:37.038 the same in real like, just so you know, 0:11:37.038,0:11:39.265 as you are on your channel,[br]but you definitely play up 0:11:39.265,0:11:41.460 your own personalities cause you each have 0:11:41.460,0:11:43.609 your own individual[br]feeling on the channel, 0:11:43.609,0:11:46.809 and like persona, but I[br]think we all have that, 0:11:46.809,0:11:48.996 that we put up in the[br]world, everybody does, 0:11:48.996,0:11:50.782 and that's just our best foot forward, 0:11:50.782,0:11:52.159 whatever we think that looks like. 0:11:52.159,0:11:52.992 - Right. 0:11:52.992,0:11:53.825 - Yeah. 0:11:53.825,0:11:54.658 - Based on what we've been taught. 0:11:54.658,0:11:57.526 And then everybody's got[br]like the crazy side to them, 0:11:57.526,0:12:00.562 that like loses their[br]shit, or like shuts down. 0:12:00.562,0:12:02.468 - The evil twin that hides inside of you. 0:12:02.468,0:12:03.301 - Yeah. 0:12:03.301,0:12:04.393 I can definitely be that way. 0:12:04.393,0:12:06.497 Like, you can push me so[br]far and I'll play it cool. 0:12:06.497,0:12:07.387 I'll be super nice. 0:12:07.387,0:12:09.743 And then all of the sudden,[br]I'm like, nope, that's too far. 0:12:09.743,0:12:13.004 And then I'm like, this[br]personal gnome comes out. 0:12:13.004,0:12:13.837 - I wanna see the scary version of you, 0:12:13.837,0:12:15.547 I would love that. 0:12:15.547,0:12:16.512 - You would have to really threaten me. 0:12:16.512,0:12:18.229 - Is it Katie with an E at the end? 0:12:18.229,0:12:19.369 - And like, rage. 0:12:19.369,0:12:20.589 - Has anyone ever done[br]a drunk therapy session? 0:12:20.589,0:12:21.876 - No, I haven't, that[br]would be kind of funny. 0:12:21.876,0:12:22.714 - That should be the next video. 0:12:22.714,0:12:24.054 - That should be the next video. 0:12:24.054,0:12:24.887 - Pretty good video. 0:12:24.887,0:12:25.972 - But you have to get drunk too. 0:12:25.972,0:12:26.805 - Yeah, that would be really funny, 0:12:26.805,0:12:28.453 who knows what I would say. 0:12:28.453,0:12:29.428 - Everyone's gonna be bad[br]at what they're doing. 0:12:29.428,0:12:30.261 - Who knows what I would say. 0:12:30.261,0:12:31.094 - Yeah. 0:12:31.094,0:12:31.927 Katie with an E will come out. 0:12:31.927,0:12:32.786 - I just imagine her being like, 0:12:32.786,0:12:35.532 you and you, stop being little bitches. 0:12:35.532,0:12:38.338 - You're fucked up beyond repair. 0:12:38.338,0:12:40.053 No therapy. 0:12:40.053,0:12:42.594 - Honestly drunk therapy is a great show. 0:12:42.594,0:12:44.365 - It's all in your mind. 0:12:44.365,0:12:45.580 - Let's write that down. 0:12:45.580,0:12:46.592 Let's write that down, drunk therapy. 0:12:46.592,0:12:48.013 - I honestly, we're gonna[br]maybe bring you back. 0:12:48.013,0:12:48.848 I think that's our new series. 0:12:48.848,0:12:49.681 - I would totally do that. 0:12:49.681,0:12:50.514 - Yeah. 0:12:50.514,0:12:51.347 - In the evening. 0:12:51.347,0:12:52.781 - You know thing I've[br]been trying to exercise, 0:12:52.781,0:12:54.438 which is kind of new for me, 0:12:54.438,0:12:56.902 but maybe I just, because[br]of how I am with my sisters, 0:12:56.902,0:12:58.447 it was a tactic. 0:12:58.447,0:13:00.215 I don't know if you guys[br]been noticing recently, 0:13:00.215,0:13:01.416 I'll lead with compliments. 0:13:01.416,0:13:02.249 - Oh yeah. 0:13:02.249,0:13:03.082 - So I'll be like-- 0:13:03.082,0:13:03.915 - It's so helpful. 0:13:03.915,0:13:04.748 - It's a hug and roll. 0:13:04.748,0:13:06.621 - I'm always like, look[br]at this thumbnail, uh! 0:13:06.621,0:13:08.999 Oh dude your edit, amazing, fantastic. 0:13:08.999,0:13:12.905 And then I go, if you[br]want, maybe like trim that. 0:13:12.905,0:13:13.738 - Yeah. 0:13:13.738,0:13:15.090 - And then usually[br]that's taken almost like 0:13:15.090,0:13:16.303 it's a little sugar. 0:13:16.303,0:13:18.730 - I also don't like lie[br]when I say I like something. 0:13:18.730,0:13:20.346 - No, I call it a hug and roll. 0:13:20.346,0:13:21.956 - It's like, you gonna use that thumbnail? 0:13:21.956,0:13:22.789 I thought the thumbnail was fantastic. 0:13:22.789,0:13:23.622 Yeah it was great. 0:13:23.622,0:13:25.656 But that's kind of something I feel like 0:13:25.656,0:13:26.863 we could do a little more of. 0:13:26.863,0:13:28.464 - You could totally because[br]then people are warmed up. 0:13:28.464,0:13:29.390 - Yeah. 0:13:29.390,0:13:30.261 - I call it the hug and roll. 0:13:30.261,0:13:32.078 In relationships, like if[br]someone falls asleep on your arm, 0:13:32.078,0:13:34.261 you hug them close and[br]then kind of roll away. 0:13:34.261,0:13:35.370 - So we're just trying to roll right now, 0:13:35.370,0:13:36.203 we're not hugging enough. 0:13:36.203,0:13:37.487 - Yeah, you're just rolling. 0:13:37.487,0:13:39.120 You're actually like pushing[br]kind of, there was no hug. 0:13:39.120,0:13:40.028 - That's cuddling. 0:13:40.028,0:13:41.102 - I would like to choke and push. 0:13:41.102,0:13:42.367 (everyone laughs) 0:13:42.367,0:13:44.326 - I just wanna be choked. 0:13:44.326,0:13:46.585 - It sounds like, like[br]you know the talking stick 0:13:46.585,0:13:47.418 in elementary school? 0:13:47.418,0:13:48.251 - Yeah. 0:13:48.251,0:13:49.084 - We should get a chef hat. 0:13:49.084,0:13:49.917 - Oh, totally. 0:13:49.917,0:13:51.235 - We got a meeting, we[br]just put the chef's hat on. 0:13:51.235,0:13:52.068 - Who has the chef hat. 0:13:52.068,0:13:53.666 - That way the person who's[br]talking about how upset they are 0:13:53.666,0:13:54.945 also looks ridiculous. 0:13:54.945,0:13:56.818 (everyone laughs) 0:13:56.818,0:13:58.305 - I'm like kind of serious. 0:13:58.305,0:14:00.014 - So when you said that this, 0:14:00.014,0:14:01.625 this was a problem. 0:14:01.625,0:14:03.297 I was like, it's not a problem. 0:14:03.297,0:14:06.996 - And all I'm see is,[br]herdy derdy derdy der. 0:14:06.996,0:14:08.031 - Exactly. 0:14:08.031,0:14:09.765 - We'll take a photo of that[br]for you on our next video. 0:14:09.765,0:14:10.622 - I can't wait. 0:14:10.622,0:14:11.455 I can't wait. 0:14:11.455,0:14:12.288 - Yeah yeah yeah. 0:14:12.288,0:14:14.207 - But thank you guys for being[br]open to talking about things. 0:14:14.207,0:14:15.620 And hopefully some of[br]that was helpful to you. 0:14:15.620,0:14:16.969 And check out their channel. 0:14:16.969,0:14:19.682 We did a video over[br]there, all about burnout. 0:14:19.682,0:14:20.515 I know a lot of people[br]are talking about that. 0:14:20.515,0:14:22.808 We talk about not only[br]their experiences with it, 0:14:22.808,0:14:25.410 my experience, but how it[br]can effect you as well. 0:14:25.410,0:14:26.243 Thanks. 0:14:26.243,0:14:27.076 Thank you guys. 0:14:27.076,0:14:28.313 - I think we should hug and roll out. 0:14:28.313,0:14:29.311 - Hug and roll. 0:14:29.311,0:14:30.479 (bright piano music) 0:14:30.479,0:14:31.689 - How are we gonna do this? 0:14:31.689,0:14:33.141 - Group hug. 0:14:33.141,0:14:34.347 - [Everyone] Hug. 0:14:34.347,0:14:35.180 - We are all amazing people. 0:14:35.180,0:14:37.013 - [Everyone] And roll. 0:14:40.080,0:14:41.349 - I rolled this way. 0:14:41.349,0:14:42.182 - Goo goo gaa. 0:14:42.182,0:14:43.015 - [Katie] I rolled this way. 0:14:43.015,0:14:44.160 - I didn't want to knock[br]over the poinsettias. 0:14:44.160,0:14:45.421 - Oh no, I rolled into the camera. 0:14:45.421,0:14:46.354 - Ned, no! 0:14:46.354,0:14:47.187 - Choke and push. 0:14:47.187,0:14:49.599 - [Katie] (laughs) Choke and push!