Impaulsive with Logan Paul - FROM EATING ROADKILL TO CRAVING ADVENTURE： FUN FOR LOUIS - IMPAULSIVE EP. 35

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00:02:09.840 So I dropped them all in a blender, like 10 of them,

00:02:11.840 and then this was one of the darkest ones I did,

00:02:14.840 and then blended the mice, everything fur, like tails and bones. 0.96

00:02:19.260 this is a disaster this sucks what do you got we i mean what do we got 0.99

00:02:33.860 fucking long acrylic nails damn you're right for a vlog there's mike oh there he is how'd it go 1.00

00:02:40.940 what's going on horrible horrible how was it how'd you do it horrible i did it but wiping 1.00

00:02:48.440 is impossible.

00:02:49.880 Mike just went to the bathroom.

00:02:51.260 It's impossible.

00:02:52.400 And apparently wiping

00:02:53.640 with these long acrylic nails

00:02:54.940 is the hardest.

00:02:55.800 I feel so bad for you.

00:02:56.940 You made it. 0.67

00:02:57.420 I feel like Cardi B stankin'. 1.00

00:02:59.460 Oh, fuck. 1.00

00:03:02.380 Shit. 1.00

00:03:04.920 That was so bad. 1.00

00:03:07.620 It worked.

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00:03:09.280 Fuck yeah. 1.00

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00:03:17.920 the number one podcast in the world hit that subscribe button guys we're feeling a little

00:03:27.840 goofy today this is for a vlog um not in our personal lives well i guess sort of

00:03:32.900 spencer already broke a nail yeah playing basketball i don't even know where to start

00:03:38.080 today but anyways guys uh subscribe to this channel if you're not already subscribed to

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00:03:46.760 the show is over this dude lives for adventure he is a wild man his his great aunt was the

00:03:55.600 governor of kentucky back during the civil war era yeah yeah he's pretty crazy he's a rastafarian

00:04:03.100 i think who knows his hair is one it's fun for louis ladies and gentlemen

00:04:08.380 hello ow i'll give you i'll give you like a little fist pump because i don't want to break

00:04:17.000 your nails you know there you go how you doing bro good man thanks for having me on of course

00:04:21.300 thanks for coming all the way to encino what do you make of this you walked in and the first

00:04:25.820 thing i did was dap you up yeah this is wild i need to try these nails no you don't you wouldn't

00:04:31.760 recommend them recommend it zero to ten not to a friend okay yeah how you doing bro you came to

00:04:36.920 the party the other day yeah it was uh super bowl party first time we met yeah first time i've seen

00:04:42.040 this place it's cool what do you think you can be honest no i love it i love it tight i like meeting

00:04:46.280 your pig and i've got a special bond with uh kong with kong the savage yeah he spent like half the

00:04:51.220 night up my uh up my hoodie just with his head hanging i had video of that my story what do you 0.98

00:04:55.180 think you bond with him over because he doesn't bond with any people he's what we call a paperweight

00:04:59.080 i feel like i have a special bond with animals i honestly do yeah oh really yeah i grew up in um

00:05:05.920 when i was younger i grew up like i decorated my entire bedroom as a jungle like a rainforest and

00:05:11.360 had like trees in there i had like a lizard roaming around yo i feel it that's what i'm

00:05:15.720 saying you're like a wild man sort of which is dope and you got a youtube channel you got 2

00:05:19.340 million subscribers we actually used your footage in my end of year video when we were talking about

00:05:24.140 the art of vlogging because you've you've logged for a while and your stuff is adventure your brand

00:05:28.860 is live the adventure so it seems pretty self-explanatory and i i enjoy living the

00:05:34.660 adventure but what does that mean is there a deeper meaning than just actually just living

00:05:38.940 an adventure uh yeah i think for me like adventure for i think it's a personal thing right what what's

00:05:45.060 your own adventure you know and for me that has been a lot of travel exploring the world but i

00:05:50.500 think i like the idea to inspire people to kind of live their own adventure that might not be the

00:05:55.740 same as me like traveling constantly or whatever but i think everyone has something that they they

00:06:00.500 need to like push out of their comfort zones and and be adventurous in are you an adrenaline junkie

00:06:06.100 because you've done a lot of shit i i think i'm i can appreciate a bit of adrenaline but i don't 0.55

00:06:13.200 know if i'm like on the junkie status so you're like just in like a loose uh like dependence on 0.99

00:06:18.580 it you're not addicted you're not a junkie not a junkie yeah but didn't you i get it didn't you

00:06:23.280 just hop in a plane and like circumnavigate the entire earth yeah yeah that was and by the way

00:06:28.220 did you circumnavigate or did you go like around because you know like earth could be flat and

00:06:33.200 stuff like who knows yeah what are your thoughts on that you were up there i i don't think it's

00:06:36.920 flat because we flew around it but i see you know i've seen the theory of how we could have done it

00:06:41.620 if it was flat so i can't prove it but it felt more global globular did you bring a globular

00:06:48.320 did you have a you didn't bring a level up with you right because i've seen a lot of guys

00:06:52.020 with the with the level just to make sure the horizons yeah hold it against the where's the

00:06:58.340 curvature yeah it's hard to see the curvature people say you can but we didn't also because

00:07:02.600 we're in a light aircraft it's like a small cessna it's like a 1970s it wasn't pressurized 0.96

00:07:07.740 so we were like we couldn't go above like 13 14 let me ask you something man are you crazy 0.98

00:07:12.620 every plane every plane crash i see involves a motherfucking cessna yeah yeah no there was a 0.97

00:07:20.080 few hairy moments so i mean what do you mean some would some would call me crazy possibly yeah we 0.93

00:07:25.100 mean hairy moments man yo we are about to fly to um uh from mammoth film festival to vegas okay and

00:07:31.600 uh i i refuse to go in the plane without a parachute the small engine aircraft the cessna

00:07:36.440 i have to have it you didn't have anything we had no parachute we had we had nothing he paid extra

00:07:41.460 so we can get a double engine just in case the first one gives out and uh i'm not overly worried

00:07:46.200 about it because we're flying over the i'm kind of worried but we're flying over the desert the

00:07:49.460 whole time and it's almost like, oh, we're going down

00:07:51.420 and then they're just like, oh, we're just going to put it right here 0.98

00:07:53.460 because it's fucking nothing. It's a 0.99

00:07:55.500 runway. Plus, I don't know

00:07:57.500 if you guys calculated this, but how many

00:07:59.520 are you on the plane and how many

00:08:01.400 parachutes do you have? One parachute, three

00:08:03.800 Maverick

00:08:05.640 teammates. So you just dip him on?

00:08:07.600 No, we have it all figured out. We really, no joke.

00:08:09.980 We sat in the kitchen and I explained

00:08:11.540 how. Okay,

00:08:13.460 let's see it. I would

00:08:14.660 put my 0.86

00:08:17.200 legs around Mike, wrap

00:08:19.360 him evan would hug mike facing him okay and of course we're gonna break a leg or something when

00:08:25.080 we land but it's better than not not not living at all my fear i like it i like it my fear is that

00:08:31.260 we we huck it we're like the guy's like oh we lost an engine mate we're gonna have to huck it

00:08:36.380 and and i don't know why who's this guy he's a he's an australian that we picked up in mammoth

00:08:42.320 everybody jump out now 0.99

00:08:44.500 and fucking 0.99

00:08:45.860 I think he was Scottish 1.00

00:08:46.980 whatever I'm not great with accents

00:08:50.200 I'd be a stand up comedian

00:08:51.220 and all of a sudden we all jump out 1.00

00:08:53.120 I break both my femurs

00:08:55.140 Logan gets brain damage even worse than current 0.93

00:08:57.160 freaking Evan

00:08:58.740 I don't even know what happens to Evan

00:09:00.640 and then the dude just lands the plane

00:09:02.220 I got it working 0.68

00:09:04.220 Susie they jumped out the back of the plane 1.00

00:09:07.880 throw another shrimp on the barbie

00:09:09.080 the thing with flying over the US is you're pretty safe

00:09:12.040 because if your engine's cut,

00:09:13.460 there's always some kind of emergency landing strip

00:09:16.100 within gliding distance.

00:09:17.860 But as soon as you get out of the States

00:09:19.220 and you're like crossing huge expanses of ocean,

00:09:22.260 there's like nowhere to go.

00:09:23.520 So we basically installed

00:09:25.160 all these extra fuel tanks in the plane,

00:09:26.880 like just kind of metal tanks in the back.

00:09:28.940 And we had to get a bicycle pump

00:09:30.980 and pump the fuel from the back into the engines

00:09:33.900 because some of the flights-

00:09:35.020 Mid-air.

00:09:35.340 Mid-air, yeah.

00:09:36.200 So we're pumping.

00:09:37.000 And then we were really remote in the Pacific Ocean,

00:09:39.820 like in between islands,

00:09:40.780 like probably like 400 miles from any land and my friend the pilot was pumping and the pump snapped

00:09:47.860 and we had like empty tanks out of gas guys no problem we had empty tanks and he was like

00:09:52.820 he sat there for a moment we were looking at each other and then he ran the calculations he says

00:09:56.820 if we don't fix this we're gonna have to ditch into the ocean 30 miles before we reach the next

00:10:02.600 island yeah question for you how'd you fix that exactly so he climbed in the back we were trying

00:10:08.400 to like tie the we had some string we had some glue we ended up managing managing to like glue

00:10:13.680 it together pull some string i wasn't panicking at this stage because like i like problem solving

00:10:18.720 so i was like okay this is uh this is a problem let's solve it and then we were like figuring it

00:10:23.020 out and luckily took about half an hour but luckily we figured it out i think at that point

00:10:27.260 if we'd exhausted all the different avenues i think you know we would have had to but we do

00:10:32.240 you know what we did have we had a life raft we had like full immersion like waterproof suits that

00:10:37.620 we had to put on so if he managed to ditch it in the ocean and we managed to get out we could

00:10:43.220 actually kind of survive just holy shit have a beacon this is no joke yeah it was pretty serious

00:10:48.260 do you know are you familiar with the north sentinelese islands no no i did they won't

00:10:53.960 really this conversation won't really work i guess it's that you know it's the island that

00:10:58.880 the missionary went and got pierced with arrows because they have absolutely no human contact

00:11:04.860 And they have to protect themselves from potentially humans bringing disease to the island because they have absolutely no immunity to modern-day disease.

00:11:15.220 And so as soon as anyone steps foot on the island, they say that it's in their own protection to take that person out.

00:11:22.020 But don't you think if anyone were to go there and live, it would be Louie?

00:11:27.060 Well, so that was my question.

00:11:28.160 So say you crash land and I hear your pilot already.

00:11:31.840 Oh, we're going down, mate.

00:11:33.400 We're about to crash.

00:11:34.860 right and he's and you're going down and they're like the only place is not simply islands

00:11:39.740 should we go like what do you do do you do you stay on the plane and go down the plane or you

00:11:45.140 take a risk at getting hit with bows arrows and blow darts i'd take a risk i feel like i i can

00:11:50.860 you know i'm not good with languages unfortunately i travel a lot but i feel like

00:11:54.560 body language you can kind of yeah have a rapport with people yeah just like speak

00:11:59.140 yeah like don't kill me yeah i don't know do you have a certain body language you do with an arrow

00:12:04.640 when it's coming at you like to try to to try to like tell the arrow to stop you know i think i

00:12:09.640 do i think i try and like confuse him by like dancing or something like when i'm approaching

00:12:13.340 and it would kind of like throw him off like okay this isn't like you know this he's not being

00:12:17.420 aggressive he'd be dancing you know maybe he could have a little dance battle even like they're like

00:12:21.180 he's clearly not all there yeah like they're like we've seen this before with an animal by the name

00:12:25.200 of kong let him come let him do you know mayday you know how pilots when their planes go down

00:12:32.080 they yell mayday anyone know the origin of that fun fact mayday is a french word it's pronounced

00:12:39.120 actually in french it's pronounced med day and it means help me oh wow shade me help me help me

00:12:45.100 yeah the more you know that's crazy man do you do uh do you have that thing in your mind that um

00:12:51.220 recognizes and senses fear or is that absent uh i'd like to look at fear as a logical thing of

00:12:58.960 like okay i'll weigh up the probability of something bad happening and then if it's a

00:13:04.280 high probability i think it would be more scared and obviously the lower the probability i'm like

00:13:09.080 it's kind of in my head it's logical anyway i don't know whether it's like louis logic or

00:13:12.420 a real logic that is louis logic yeah yeah because a lot of people have irrational fears

00:13:16.700 but yeah i don't think i've got irrational fears i feel like i've got any fears i do have so you

00:13:20.560 do like calculations prior to yeah or i trust people i think i'm very trusting and i'm an

00:13:26.020 optimist which helps with fear yeah yeah yeah i think being an optimist has other problems like

00:13:29.960 you know you trust people too much yeah yeah i do those same uh calculations at the club when

00:13:36.000 i'm trying to decide if i have to wear a condom that night or not like with the girl like i'm

00:13:39.660 like and i was i was six carry the four uh most of that looks okay we're gonna run this one raw

00:13:46.920 dog okay sorry about my friend mike

00:13:52.040 has there ever been a moment where you you knew you're i'm scared i'm terrified for my life right

00:14:01.380 now yeah probably i'm trying to think mr tough guy over here all right um i had i've had a couple

00:14:10.160 because like that's why i like that's why i like your stuff is like kind of crazy bro like whether

00:14:15.080 you like to invent it or not you're doing things that a lot of people aren't simply because of fear

00:14:18.840 and uh you know i've had a couple near-death experiences where i really had to think about

00:14:25.440 what i was like um at yosemite even like i don't want to call it near death but yeah we we went

00:14:31.220 under the waterfall and like oh yo how how much farther can we get with there where like one of

00:14:36.560 us slips and falls and is a statistic yeah has that ever happened i've had a few i'm trying to

00:14:44.060 think like i've had feelings where i'm like scared like this could go wrong i've had other times

00:14:49.340 where like i'm sure i almost drowned once my friend saved me that kind of situation like if

00:14:54.380 he wasn't there i don't think i'll be what happened that time i'm not i'm not great at

00:14:59.240 like ocean swimming like if it's turbulent and i've also this is something i need to work on

00:15:05.280 but i'm really bad and cold like i've got like barely any body fat so like i i get cold really

00:15:10.880 quickly so we were swimming out we weren't far but um I just started my body started seizing up

00:15:16.240 and I was like starting to like you know I guess it was like hypothermia or something but

00:15:19.900 um and then I got super dizzy and I managed to grab onto one of those floating uh buoy boy things

00:15:25.360 yeah and I'm like holding and then everything's spinning and I'm bad I'm like feel like I'm about

00:15:29.620 to pass out uh and then luckily my friend is with me he managed to like swim me ashore and I was like

00:15:34.320 yeah so that's the kind of I've had a probably a few situations like that but it's water's tricky

00:15:40.220 He flipped his kayak at Yosemite and almost...

00:15:43.560 That was a dangerous trip overall, yeah.

00:15:45.600 Water is not fun.

00:15:47.420 I'm also not good at swimming.

00:15:49.320 I saw you did a cold plunge with the Yes Theory boys.

00:15:53.340 And I didn't even know you didn't...

00:15:54.560 You don't like cold in general.

00:15:55.860 That's why they came around the house.

00:15:56.940 And they didn't give me a chance

00:15:57.740 because they showed up with the cameras rolling.

00:15:59.980 And they, like, dared me on camera, like, to come with him.

00:16:03.160 I was like, oh.

00:16:03.600 Your scream in that was amazing.

00:16:05.980 It was priceless.

00:16:07.420 I didn't know I could hit that.

00:16:08.980 that was a very high note yo so i um i don't know how true this is or the history of this

00:16:18.240 but did you used to eat roadkill i did yeah yeah so before fun for louis my current channel

00:16:25.900 this is how i got into youtube my friends and i was sitting around one night and i had this like

00:16:31.980 party trick where they would like see a spider on the floor and tell me to eat it and this wasn't

00:16:36.120 even for like a video it was just like for entertainment and then um they'd filmed a few

00:16:40.600 of these videos on their phones and then they were like oh we should start a youtube channel

00:16:43.720 and this is before i'd even really heard about channels and youtube i just watched you know

00:16:47.740 music videos and stuff so i was like yeah you know this would be fun and uh it escalated pretty

00:16:52.040 quickly we we started just doing crazy stunts and then it and i kind of wanted to push myself as

00:16:58.140 well like how far can i take this how extreme i'm sure you're used to this of course how extreme can

00:17:04.400 you go yeah and people were like daring me like eat this eat that so I basically we just every

00:17:10.600 week we'd have to beat the week before and how crazy we could get so it started with like

00:17:14.460 drinking a bottle of wasabi then I went to a pet shop and bought like a box of live like locusts

00:17:22.280 and I just put the entire box of like wriggling live locusts in my mouth next week I think we

00:17:27.540 got some cockroaches and then i went to like a live emperor scorpion ate that and then we did

00:17:34.380 we did a live tarantula that was pretty mad you ate a tarantula yeah yeah but live do you know

00:17:40.340 i mean because you see it in like in cambodia it's like a normal like they fry up the scorpions

00:17:45.660 and yeah yeah but when it's it's fangs are there and you're like oh um did it pop when you bit into

00:17:52.460 it yeah yeah so I kind of like went down that route for a while but started um getting some

00:17:59.080 backlash like from people that were really angry what was the backlash just like thinking about

00:18:04.380 so yeah more that it was cruel and I was like I don't know I was yeah it was more about animal

00:18:11.880 cruelty but for me at the time I um I ate a lot of meat anyway and I didn't see the difference

00:18:18.160 between kind of eating meat

00:18:20.080 that had been killed in a slaughterhouse

00:18:21.660 and probably suffered

00:18:22.940 to like me literally biting the head off something.

00:18:25.700 And then I actually got in the most trouble

00:18:27.720 for eating a goldfish.

00:18:30.580 Oh, yeah.

00:18:31.140 Did you eat it or swallow it?

00:18:32.360 Because Steve-O has swallowed goldfish.

00:18:34.300 And David Blaine upchucks frogs.

00:18:36.640 At the time, I'd seen loads of videos on YouTube

00:18:38.520 of like frat parties,

00:18:40.260 people chugging goldfish and stuff.

00:18:42.000 It was like a thing.

00:18:42.680 But I picked it out

00:18:43.780 and it was like flapping around

00:18:44.780 and I bit the head off, 0.92

00:18:45.860 which I actually think is a quicker thing

00:18:47.400 putting in your stomach and it dying anyway so I bit the head off ate it um didn't think it was

00:18:53.000 any different to my other videos but apparently that's illegal in the UK so the RSPCA um they

00:18:59.500 showed up at my house I don't know how they got my address but they threatened to arrest me whoa

00:19:03.800 and I ended up having to go to court and for eating a goldfish yeah it was crazy but I was

00:19:08.540 in the national papers like they somehow like this blew up and it seemed I think partly because it

00:19:13.760 it's kind of crazy that i'm getting threatened you know there was like a 20 000 pound fine or

00:19:20.380 three months in jail kind of it was like pretty extreme for you're gonna say a 20 000 bounty on

00:19:26.140 your head united united alliance of locust protection act of 1977 my dad um you know greg

00:19:37.200 paul yeah great guy takes us fishing when we were younger we have a cabin in ohio and uh

00:19:42.840 sorry dad i'm not sure if you want me to say this he was infamous for uh catching the sunfish

00:19:49.880 and taking a bite out of its spine oh yeah as soon as he caught it as soon as it's so it's like a

00:19:57.580 it's like a thing right yeah i think it's like they say it's the most nutritious time yeah exactly

00:20:04.280 because like it's sushi sort of yeah literally bite right out of the back i'm not sure if it

00:20:09.340 was illegal though i know i know getting a goldfish drunk in ohio is illegal for some reason

00:20:14.400 that's a real interesting i i'm curious as to like you go to you say you go to jail and like

00:20:20.640 somebody's like yeah i know i was literally imagining this you're like what would you what

00:20:24.220 you do bro say i just i killed three people it's kind of you know how about you i think it would

00:20:29.780 have made something up i think it would have uh i had a thing with some sort of eight fish

00:20:36.020 I ate fish, man.

00:20:36.720 I ate fish.

00:20:37.200 It was a goldfish.

00:20:38.020 It was a fish.

00:20:39.200 Okay, so then you've gone harder than eating a goldfish.

00:20:44.280 You know what we're talking about.

00:20:45.420 You know what we're talking about, bro.

00:20:46.940 Don't play whatever you're playing.

00:20:49.580 Atari.

00:20:50.180 I mean, I ate lots of crazy things.

00:20:51.580 I thought you, like, drank mice.

00:20:54.000 There we go.

00:20:54.640 You blended up mice.

00:20:55.340 So anyone with reptiles can buy, like, frozen mice to feed their reptile,

00:21:01.120 and then you, like, defrost them,

00:21:02.320 and they're just, like, these fluffy little dead mice.

00:21:04.800 Yeah.

00:21:04.840 so i dropped them all in a blender like 10 of them and then this was one of the darkest ones

00:21:09.660 i did and then blended the the mice everything fur like tails and bones and then did you ever

00:21:15.040 did you ever throw up yeah that was close i think that one i took one chug and then like vomited

00:21:20.420 back into my mouth and then but i never like it was amazing i think it was like a uh mind over

00:21:26.240 matter thing so let me get this straight you you actually at one point drank regurgitated

00:21:30.540 mouse blended milkshake okay that's wow that makes it even worse so yeah there's some pretty

00:21:35.600 dark things um but it's interesting now because i i had this kind of realization oh i don't i don't

00:21:42.740 think i want this to be my legacy in life being the weirdo i remember the first time i came to

00:21:46.660 vidcon back in like 2012 or something and uh apparently everyone was being warned that i was

00:21:53.140 this complete freak like watch out for this dude like he's you know avoid him basically but but i'm

00:21:59.500 like actually a nice guy like i'm not the freak that i was kind of that was my persona online it

00:22:03.980 was this it wasn't me so then i realized oh i kind of want to show people the real me and started a

00:22:10.680 new channel was it be honest with me was it your persona or were you at a point in your life where

00:22:17.500 that what you were a little bit more reckless than you are now um no i think it was this kind of like

00:22:24.320 very small part of me wanting to push the boundaries a bit and it I guess it was a part

00:22:31.380 of me but it was like people assumed that my entire life was like I was a freak and I was

00:22:37.080 really extreme but it was just like this it just happened to be the only thing I was uploading

00:22:40.700 onto YouTube but it wasn't so now it's quite the opposite aren't you vegan yeah yeah and it's all

00:22:46.320 just like a fun calamity yeah yeah I think it's been a really interesting path for me the last

00:22:51.520 few years that i've kind of literally kind of gone to the other end of that that's a pretty

00:22:57.340 extreme like eating roadkill like aren't you aren't you uh worried about nutritious like

00:23:03.680 illnesses like are nutritional illnesses yeah well this is another thing where my my optimism

00:23:09.640 probably i don't think that's what it would be called i think it'd be like a foodborne i know

00:23:13.880 what you're saying like parasites and parasitical so i didn't graduate college and engineer dog

00:23:19.020 engineer dog i saw you one thing i will say is do you ever uh you're vegan now but do you ever like

00:23:24.520 almost relapse because i saw you on with kong in your shirt the other day you were looking at him 0.87

00:23:30.020 i took a video you were looking at him like i want to bite this dude's head off right now

00:23:34.020 that wasn't the look that wasn't the look no i've i i have like a lot i feel like i'm i've got this

00:23:39.940 weird bond with animals now i almost feel like some animals know that i don't eat animals like

00:23:44.720 i was in um the dominican republic walking down the road like a few months ago and this chicken

00:23:50.480 no joke like walked up to me and i like i like crouched down and chickens normally run away and

00:23:56.420 it like jumped into my arms whoa and it was like honestly it was like one of those almost a

00:24:00.860 spiritual moment the chicken was looking at me it was like i was like yeah man like i'm not gonna 0.95

00:24:04.540 eat that's tight no as weird as it sounds i see it dude the way the way you and kong are i'm like

00:24:11.120 they belong together

00:24:13.120 like you can have him actually 1.00

00:24:14.100 nah fuck he barks in the morning at like 7am 1.00

00:24:16.440 you got him 1.00

00:24:17.060 if you ever need a puppy sitter I'll take him off 1.00

00:24:20.440 man he a lot of girls 1.00

00:24:21.780 love babysitting Kong

00:24:23.260 he just got a haircut too my man is looking afresh

00:24:26.060 where is he

00:24:27.200 literally right here

00:24:29.900 Olga is chilling with Kong right now 0.92

00:24:31.460 Olga bring him up

00:24:32.860 you've been being talked about the whole episode

00:24:34.520 so the story with Food for Louie

00:24:38.300 so that was the original channel right

00:24:39.680 is that i how many subs did that get up to just curious got like half a million subs and i was

00:24:45.660 getting like amazing views because obviously it's all kind of sensational crazy content um most of

00:24:50.540 views were hitting like a million views and back then it was like unheard of because i was getting

00:24:53.960 double the views of my subscribers um and yeah it was it was it was kind of a it was a cool time and

00:25:01.920 i it's not like i look back and regret it in a way like i feel like it's part of my journey of

00:25:06.860 but that channel basically i i killed i just i didn't delete it but i just uh took down all the

00:25:12.140 videos and left it dormant for like five years and as of like a month ago i basically relaunched

00:25:18.300 the channel as a vegan cooking channel and i just thought i mean i thought okay some of the original

00:25:23.240 subscribers are going to get a little bit of a surprise they're going to be like hang on so i

00:25:27.440 did i did a little mini like 15 minute doc about the journey just to explain so people could kind

00:25:31.720 of catch up with where i'm at um and that was fun just to kind of tell my story for the first time

00:25:36.400 And then just started uploading some, because I've moved to LA recently.

00:25:40.100 So I've got like a kitchen for the first time, living with a bunch of friends.

00:25:44.280 So I'm actually getting to cook meals and I'm like a really bad cook.

00:25:47.540 So it's not like I'm actually talented.

00:25:48.880 I'm really, really just figuring it out.

00:25:51.200 So I just thought it'd be fun to make some videos around that. 0.97

00:25:53.680 And was anyone mad that you weren't eating blended mice?

00:25:56.880 No, weirdly, I got like the nicest comments saying like, oh, hey, this isn't really what 1.00

00:26:00.920 I subscribe to, but good luck on your path.

00:26:03.440 i just i'm just like imagining like like one or two of his old subscribers like hicks in like 0.98

00:26:09.180 kentucky like what the hell is this shit yeah he's like well first you take the kale and you're 0.95

00:26:14.100 gonna mix it in with the blended tree branch and they're just like where are the blended marsh man 0.99

00:26:18.260 i um man i hung out with this dude i was shooting an episode of logan paul versus 0.50

00:26:24.320 it was uh which is a show where i just went up against the craziest shit and this particular

00:26:29.780 episode was the wilderness logan ball versus wilderness had to stay out outside for 48 hours

00:26:34.940 um on a deserted island and the dude who owned the island also is the uh inventor of billy bob

00:26:41.860 teeth i don't know if you if you know what you know they you put those teeth in you look like

00:26:45.360 a hillbilly oh yeah yeah um and this dude literally grew up like underneath a rock

00:26:52.120 went to shoe went to school with no shoes and he was the first person that exposed me to the fact

00:26:57.760 that you could eat roadkill,

00:26:59.680 he would see a dead raccoon on the side of the street

00:27:03.000 and pick it up, cook it.

00:27:05.580 He did it right in front of me.

00:27:07.280 And he, by the way, I love this dude.

00:27:09.040 But he'd cook it, right?

00:27:10.300 He'd cook it, like, yeah.

00:27:11.520 And he, by the way, his house is incredible.

00:27:15.680 He's got every animal you can imagine,

00:27:18.940 like two pet bears.

00:27:20.240 This is under the rock.

00:27:21.080 A family of wolves.

00:27:22.180 No, now he's got Billy Bob teeth.

00:27:24.280 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:27:24.900 Blew them up.

00:27:25.520 50 to 100 million dollars in like two three years and and by the way lives in the middle of i don't

00:27:31.200 i don't even know what's it like illinois so oh so the house is crazy yeah nuts dude um but yeah

00:27:37.460 what what was the what was the big switch that made you go vegan because that's a yeah and it

00:27:46.620 was overnight it was overnight as well it wasn't like it wasn't like i weaned myself off it was

00:27:51.440 like meat every meal and then overnight like that which because i think i'm an all or nothing kind

00:27:56.620 of guy yeah i feel like maybe you might be like that too yeah yeah i feel like i either want to

00:28:01.300 go all in i'm not like a halfway person so yeah um it was a number of things i think to start with

00:28:06.560 i a few of my friends have started down that kind of vegan route and i was like just i i'm always

00:28:11.680 open i feel like i like being open about my opinions and always kind of keeping an open mind

00:28:16.300 about different things going on so i was like yeah i'm willing to listen but i was never really

00:28:20.400 convinced and then um i met a guy in australia who had got cancer and actually had healed himself

00:28:27.460 of cancer by eating a plant-based diet and that really fascinated me i was like whoa and he was

00:28:32.200 kind of explaining and he had this amazing garden with all these fruits and vegetables so i was kind

00:28:35.760 of like made me think about my diet a bit and i was like yeah i don't i don't want to like get

00:28:40.120 heart disease and all that kind of stuff i was like i want to live a long life so that that was

00:28:44.000 one thing i started thinking about and then also with my kind of love of animals and like i'd always

00:28:49.180 had pets and I realized um I made a vlog once and I like saw these donkeys in my vlog and they were

00:28:55.840 like skinny and they weren't being looked after and I was like a bit upset and I was talking to

00:28:59.640 my vlog like oh man I wish I could help but then the next scene I was sitting down for lunch and

00:29:03.800 eating like this big platter of meat and it was like someone commented like oh it's weird how you

00:29:08.380 don't make the connection between the donkeys and this platter of meat and these animals and like

00:29:12.760 how they had suffered and it kind of stumped me I was like yeah like you're right like that's true

00:29:18.660 like i can't argue that that's true uh and then eventually um just what i know so there'd been a

00:29:24.180 few things kind of rolling over my head but i hadn't made the connection and then i watched

00:29:27.940 this documentary called cowspiracy which is i thought it was going to be like you know there's

00:29:33.400 undercover footage of slaughterhouses when cows are getting kicked and i was like that never really

00:29:38.360 convinced me it's horrible but it never convinced me to stop eating meat but the cowspiracy doc was

00:29:44.100 all about like um how like the environment and how we we are causing so much damage with the

00:29:52.040 farming industry and that you know if we if we make this simple decision we can basically do

00:29:57.460 a huge amount for the planet and i just thought you know i've lived pretty luxuriously uh as

00:30:04.600 luxuriously as kong yeah maybe uh for years and i'd like eaten anything i wanted and i was caught

00:30:10.080 you know sometimes just overeating or just ordering anything on the menu I was eating out

00:30:14.860 and I just thought this could be a cool challenge to see if I could go vegan I wasn't planning for

00:30:19.620 it to be a lifelong thing but you know the next day I went vegan and and since then I've just

00:30:24.780 felt like so that was initially like an environmental thing then I felt like health

00:30:30.060 like I felt so healthy after that I felt like my body cleared out like my sinuses I felt like

00:30:34.580 loads of energy I wasn't getting that slump you know when you eat tons of meat and then you feel

00:30:37.900 like oh like a food coma wasn't getting that i have a question on that cow spears he uh

00:30:43.620 environmental thing yeah uh the big the big contributor of co2 methane right is the cow

00:30:51.460 population right yeah yeah yeah that are and then water as well there's a lot of water used that goes

00:30:56.140 into it here's my question at least in the short term aren't we reducing cow farts when we kill the

00:31:02.580 cows to eat them and and i and listen let me let me finish this okay at least in the short term if

00:31:07.220 we don't kill those cows and say the cows keep reproducing and we end up saturated with cow

00:31:11.640 farts it could we potentially do severe acute short-term fart damage to the atmosphere throwing

00:31:18.860 that out there bro son to think about well we've like the everyone's breeding the cows to eat so

00:31:23.780 i'm sure we wouldn't have like billions and billions and billions of cows i think it's

00:31:27.460 probably like i don't know numbers but there must be as many cows in america he knows spencer knows

00:31:32.380 exact i do i'll whip that out uh in 1920 there was 14 million cows in 2018 there was 94 million

00:31:41.900 cows wow beef cows just beef cows oh what other kind of cows they make turkey cows oh dairy cows

00:31:47.660 okay but anyway the smart ass the point is so i went from like this environmental wanting to make

00:31:52.880 an environmental difference then i was like wow i can feel the health benefits of this and then i

00:31:57.000 went more recently even though i've always loved animals i kind of made that connection of like

00:32:01.340 you know what i i think i love animals enough to not want to eat them consume them yeah i feel

00:32:06.840 like there's like this connection now i feel like there's a there's like an ethical reason why i

00:32:11.240 just wouldn't want to start eating meat again it's because you're ever going to go back um i don't i

00:32:15.980 can't see it happening honestly and how long have you been vegan um i think three years maybe three

00:32:22.300 years now it's about the same spencer right you're what three four years yeah yeah but i get it as

00:32:26.640 well like because i've been on that journey i literally used to eat blended mice like i get

00:32:30.620 that not everyone has had that same journey and i i know that the vegan community can come on

00:32:34.980 really heavy so i haven't wanted to like kind of preach about it and uh make people feel judged

00:32:41.240 about their their choices and stuff so we adapted here um and i know spencer's a fan of this at

00:32:46.180 least to start like this they call it flexitarian okay so this is me not joking for once right so

00:32:51.260 this flexitarian approach and uh it's basically trying to limit your meat intake a little bit so

00:32:55.860 we do every lunch we have is generally vegan, um, for the most part. And I think, I think even just

00:33:01.160 starting there and cutting back at least has some impact. I know Spencer said that in the past,

00:33:06.300 but I think it's a, it's at least a start. Yeah. That's a great, I I'm a big fan of that. I think

00:33:10.800 you've got a, you can't be all or nothing, even though that's like my, that's my journey. I think

00:33:15.220 most people aren't an all or nothing kind of people. You're an extremist. Yeah. So

00:33:20.080 also recently you rode your bike from london to africa yeah yeah and i've never this is this is

00:33:32.160 cool because i've never done any long distance cycling before like i literally i've never done

00:33:36.840 anything more than just leisure cycling around yeah yeah um so yeah that was that was a great

00:33:43.800 challenge why you make the decision to do that just the challenge just uh my friends so i've

00:33:49.300 before youtube and like probably since i don't know like probably the last 18 years i've been

00:33:54.900 connected with this charity in the uk and south london and gone on a lot of trips with them and

00:34:00.340 and awesome projects they're doing but they were doing a fundraiser and they said to raise money

00:34:05.140 there's a group of 10 guys and we were all going to cycle from london to morocco to northern africa

00:34:09.940 and i was like man that sounds amazing like we i'm so down so was there was there any part um

00:34:14.980 when you were cycling through the ocean that you started to think like how am i doing this

00:34:20.560 do you know what i'm saying the english channel how did you cross the english channel um yeah i

00:34:27.620 think we got was there a fear of sharks yeah like was there any part where like you might have got

00:34:31.700 a flat tire and actually sunk to the bottom of the abyss you're joking but you know this in in a

00:34:36.700 couple of months we are actually instead of bikes we're the same charity we're doing another long

00:34:41.140 distance fundraiser but we're kayaking the length of the river thames which starts in kind of the

00:34:45.900 west side of england um for 10 days and then actually kayaking across the english channel

00:34:50.920 which is like a 30 40 mile stretch and there's been some people who have swam it yeah they have

00:34:55.080 a couple i would definitely die i would die for sure it's funny because you talk about bikes he

00:35:00.040 we we both have two really weird bucket list items i've always wanted a lazy river i've talked about

00:35:04.520 this numerous times in the past i want to build a lazy river in the backyard oh that sounds great

00:35:09.260 i love pools of water and you can just sit there all day all day all day read beat whatever you

00:35:14.640 want just invite me over when you do that of course his uh the nails knocked it over his

00:35:20.900 thing is he wants a flying bike he really wants a flying bike like you you ride down the street

00:35:26.740 and like you have the music in the back like and like long wings and then you just take off so not

00:35:32.700 like these drone things i saw casey nice that had like gotten a like a little single and like a

00:35:37.220 single drone thing and took that that was awesome that was cool that was awesome that's like the

00:35:41.680 closest i've seen uh yeah yeah oh wait no no there's a guy there's a guy in the uk with the

00:35:46.700 youtube channel he's called colin furs and he made uh it was like it was like a flying bike

00:35:52.480 but it was like two huge fans and it had a saddle in the middle and the fans are pointing downwards

00:35:56.940 right and it had handlebars you need to check that way it worked i would love to look at it

00:36:00.800 took off like it hovered it hovered like but you need to check that out because that was the that

00:36:05.900 is actually the closest you can't it's gonna take you no we're fine it's always the the thing about

00:36:11.260 those flying vehicles what's his name colin furs f-u-r-z-e have you guys seen the guy that tried

00:36:20.160 to he was the first wingsuit guy that tried to make a wingsuit off the eiffel tower uh yeah i

00:36:26.300 have seen that it's just horrifying did he survive no absolutely not no there's a video

00:36:31.840 really yeah yeah the video it's so mind you it was just like 1920 okay the dude's like standing

00:36:39.280 up there with this giant like baggy wingsuit on and he's like yeah he's like yeah it's gonna look

00:36:44.380 good he just says it just straight down to his death was he was he making those 1920s style

00:36:50.060 faces like remember the faces from the old videos they're like super happy and it's like super fast

00:36:54.340 paced like it was fast paced he wasn't because he wasn't an entertainer he was a dude who wanted to

00:36:59.060 fly yeah he's legit i mean in his mind he's like this is gonna be it this is the first it was it

00:37:04.040 humans it literally was don't you think there's a was it that was it for him it's got to be like a

00:37:09.120 pretty uh substantial testing phase that i think he just skipped he skipped for sure it's like

00:37:15.820 couldn't you yeah you could uh nothing what what would i what would i call it like oh hover bike

00:37:21.760 here's an answer or even hover i feel like yeah man i don't know why i've always wanted to to 0.63

00:37:26.740 build a flying bike it's one of my bucket list things um oh shit 27 million views oh this dude's

00:37:32.980 not playing okay so it's a legit you could bring him i'm sure he'd come over and build you on or 0.62

00:37:36.800 something or help you the problem is i want to um the real but i want to pedal okay like et vibes

00:37:42.740 you want to be the et in front of the exactly i think i'm gonna put either kong or evan to be

00:37:47.060 the alien in front of my basket could probably modify it i would i would assume hope so

00:37:53.020 there's an ad

00:37:55.040 if you mark the end you can't drag it to the screen

00:37:58.400 because of the nails

00:37:59.340 no I can try it I'm using my knuckles though

00:38:01.900 look how hard this is

00:38:02.920 there we go we believe in you

00:38:04.840 there it is

00:38:07.440 okay

00:38:09.940 so we got

00:38:11.880 homemade hover bike

00:38:13.180 and he's just like an engineer or what

00:38:15.500 he's like a crazy inventor

00:38:18.080 he makes crazy inventions 0.86

00:38:20.200 he did like

00:38:22.640 these magnetic boots

00:38:23.740 where he could walk

00:38:24.460 up walls on them

00:38:25.340 and stuff 0.99

00:38:25.620 shut the fuck up 0.99

00:38:26.300 oh yeah you'd love it 1.00

00:38:27.060 do you know him

00:38:27.540 yeah yeah yeah

00:38:28.360 yo Colin

00:38:28.820 if you're seeing this video

00:38:29.740 bro please come

00:38:30.820 to the United States

00:38:31.500 to help me make a bike

00:38:32.240 I have the funds

00:38:33.120 quick note

00:38:33.760 we're going there

00:38:34.660 in like two weeks

00:38:35.580 or three weeks

00:38:37.060 I think it's a big project

00:38:37.920 I think we do it here

00:38:38.900 see check that out man

00:38:41.380 how thick is that

00:38:42.420 it's like Star Wars

00:38:43.760 it's like the guys

00:38:44.680 of Star Wars 0.99

00:38:45.260 holy shit 1.00

00:38:46.240 you could slap some 0.99

00:38:47.420 pedals on that easy

00:38:48.300 he really did it

00:38:49.440 also my one concern

00:38:51.260 dangerous looks so dangerous hey i'll be i'll be honest with you it's it's uh that's awesome yeah

00:38:55.960 it's not quite what we're looking for okay well it's it's a start the blades so talking about

00:39:03.040 other talking about other bucket list items i i heard rumors maybe i saw something about

00:39:08.100 you guys maybe building a tree house in your garden oh would you see that i don't know i

00:39:12.600 saw it somewhere but anyway it's been my dream since i was a kid to build a tree house and

00:39:16.960 potentially even like living it one day like i've been even looking at like buying land in the

00:39:21.100 jungle in costa rica or something that kind of way yeah so i um if you if you do that man i'd

00:39:26.280 love to come over and help or something we uh we looked into it yeah we got very close we uh we're

00:39:31.180 in contact with pete nelson from the treehouse masters yeah the show on animal planet the show

00:39:36.000 uh his boys came out they 3d mapped to the eucalyptus tree we have in the backyard in the

00:39:40.740 tree yeah i was eyeing it i was like oh that would be good why i bought the house not even kidding i

00:39:45.660 was like the house is you need to you need to do a little uh like ewok walkway though from the tree

00:39:50.200 to like maybe one of the balconies or something yes that would be so sick yeah um but anyways he

00:39:55.020 quoted me for four hundred thousand dollars oh i said i said guy yeah wow i'm from ohio i could

00:40:03.060 do this myself i feel like you could get a cheaper quote man i did i did it was 150 it was the cheaper

00:40:08.380 one but still man how bad do i want the treehouse i mean how bad you have you have a decent amount

00:40:17.680 let's say you have a decent amount of money i don't know if you do or don't what's too much

00:40:20.900 for a treehouse are you you're probably the type of guy you do it yourself i don't know man i mean

00:40:26.120 i would invest in your treehouse though hey my back guy you move in there no problem i'll move

00:40:32.880 in so we get a sixth roommate or seven how many people do we have this is that's true at this

00:40:36.920 point it wouldn't be a bad idea we do need more louis hanging out i don't know if my girlfriend

00:40:43.120 raya would be down but you know you have a girlfriend named after a dating app uh well

00:40:47.260 She was named first.

00:40:48.540 Wait, you have a girlfriend named after Evan's dog?

00:40:52.040 So our roommate's dog is also named Raya.

00:40:54.460 Raya?

00:40:55.040 Raya.

00:40:55.920 Okay, so she was named first.

00:40:58.580 Wait a second.

00:40:59.580 Oh, no.

00:41:01.160 Uh-oh.

00:41:01.760 What's happened? 1.00

00:41:02.400 Holy shit. 1.00

00:41:02.720 What? 1.00

00:41:03.480 I signed up for Raya.

00:41:05.800 Raya.

00:41:06.240 I signed up for Raya.

00:41:07.080 Oh, the app.

00:41:07.440 The dating app.

00:41:08.180 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:41:09.740 And I met a girl named Raya.

00:41:11.760 Whoa. 0.99

00:41:12.300 No, shut up. 1.00

00:41:12.940 Oh, no. 0.99

00:41:13.280 And I said, this is funny.

00:41:14.960 Did you say, woof?

00:41:15.820 because uh i'm a dog or she's res she's rea the dog when did you meet when did you meet this girl

00:41:23.820 um like four years ago oh no then okay different girl what's her ethnicity uh bulgarian same girl

00:41:29.620 same girl unbelievable she was asking us to go out to bulgaria and hang out with her 0.75

00:41:34.740 in the bulgarian bathtubs crazy so there's more there's more than one rea that makes sense 0.64

00:41:41.420 what does she think of you uh doing all these crazy things that again i would consider crazy 0.99

00:41:47.580 bro especially like the single prop engine plane i don't fuck with that she was surprisingly chill 0.95

00:41:53.460 with me flying around the world the one that she really got upset upset with was when i went to 0.98

00:41:58.320 north korea and was what shit and there was a there was a 10 day um because there's no internet

00:42:04.000 out there right i had no way say hey god what would you what'd you say guy you went to where 0.98

00:42:10.040 sir say that one more time i think i'm getting a little feedback in my ear i had to take my

00:42:13.800 headphones off so in two years ago or a year and a half ago i went to north korea okay that's what

00:42:18.680 i thought yeah and there's no internet there's no way of communicating so and obviously you know

00:42:23.280 the stories there's like that american kid that got in prison and died and that's you that's not

00:42:28.860 me luckily but but anyway so that's the fear around it and she was pretty upset that i'd

00:42:34.320 that guy all he did was take a poster he took a poster why did why did you go there man so again

00:42:42.280 it's one of those things i was like weighed up the risks i was like it's just one guy there's

00:42:46.320 you know a lot of people that don't die when they go there so i was like this will be fun i got

00:42:50.320 invited i got invited um there was a uh surfing school that was going out there to teach north

00:42:55.760 koreans how to surf because it's the last nation on earth where there's surfing's been introduced

00:42:59.880 so i was like they're like do you want to come i was like yeah that sounds amazing

00:43:02.960 um i did get in a lot of trouble though because you can't talk negatively about the government

00:43:08.140 or anything because they of course you know you don't want to say anything so i was like

00:43:12.920 in in my vlog so i vlogged every day like i vlogged like the whole 10 days

00:43:17.820 and how did you oh they're okay with you bringing cameras in what they don't want you to bring in

00:43:23.000 is like music movies anything that can be shown to the north korean because they don't want but

00:43:29.160 they don't mind you filming and taking stuff out the country it's more about like preserving their

00:43:33.040 culture yeah yeah so i when i got back i made all these kind of fun vlogs which is my vibe i'm like

00:43:38.720 positive upbeat you know i'm not like a journalist and then when i got back and uploaded these vlogs

00:43:44.700 i got huge backlash from like the press about like making fun vlogs in north korea they kind of

00:43:50.700 it was like because you've had a lot of backlash man it was that kind of thing it was like the

00:43:55.320 Washington Post was like,

00:43:56.780 a YouTuber enlisted by North Korean government

00:43:59.240 to make propaganda videos.

00:44:00.860 That's literally the headline.

00:44:03.220 Wait, were you?

00:44:04.100 No, I had to go to them and say,

00:44:05.860 admit you love Kim Jong-un.

00:44:07.320 This is slander.

00:44:08.000 Admit it.

00:44:08.520 This is slander.

00:44:10.440 Were you paid by the North Koreans to go there?

00:44:13.020 No, that's the crazy thing.

00:44:14.180 I was just going like...

00:44:15.200 Are you a North Korean spy?

00:44:16.700 I am not a North Korean spy. 0.91

00:44:17.940 All jokes aside, they let you tape like...

00:44:21.000 So it's not propaganda. 1.00

00:44:22.760 They'll let you go and tape like the women

00:44:24.940 and like children hanging out surfing but will they like let you tape like the women and children

00:44:28.740 like starving to death in other parts of the like well that's the thing we we had limited access to

00:44:33.560 the country so i didn't actually see there was one point where there was like we went through a

00:44:37.820 village and there was like it was like mild poverty i've seen a lot worse in india and africa

00:44:42.340 and stuff yeah yeah so it was like there was a van you know and they said you can't film here like

00:44:46.700 they told me you can't film here and they there it isn't like they're trying to pull the wool over

00:44:50.560 the eyes of the world and pretend some i think it's just they're a very proud nation this is

00:44:55.220 what they were telling me they were like we're just very proud and we we want to show the best

00:44:58.800 we want people to kind of see that we're a strong nation and they so for me i i get the motivation

00:45:04.200 i don't think it's like this evil thing i think there's probably other terrible things happening

00:45:07.420 that i wasn't a wet like didn't see but then that's all speculation so i ended up in front

00:45:11.940 of my vlog saying look go and do your research watch all these documentaries where people have

00:45:15.900 kind of done a lot of kind of digging and expose stuff and take and watch my vlogs alongside that

00:45:23.220 not as like very do you know because then you'll get then you'll get the best advice you could ever

00:45:27.780 give someone it's the same way as like when you watch like last night's like a state of the union

00:45:32.380 address the smartest people will watch four different versions of the coverage of it and

00:45:37.720 then start to make their own mind up you know what i'm saying because if as soon as you get

00:45:41.040 locked into one provider of media or like storytelling you're in a troubling position

00:45:45.780 because everybody's got an agenda right but uh yeah that that's smart dude it was cool as well

00:45:50.160 because my friend's a musician and he wanted to make a music video whilst he's out there so he

00:45:53.940 wrote this rap and we got one of the north korean girls to sing the chorus on the song and then we

00:45:58.780 filmed a whole music video out there and it's like it was cool man it was like i was like this must

00:46:02.920 be the first time there's like some north korean american collaboration on the music video so i was

00:46:07.480 like it's crazy and she this was this was crazy because we were talking to her and then he said

00:46:11.200 something about justin bieber like oh you know justin bieber and she said what's justin bieber

00:46:15.060 and i was like how weird i was like hold up and i said to her who's the who are the biggest

00:46:19.500 musicians in the world and she's like i don't know and all they listen to out there is like

00:46:23.840 casio keyboard demos and like military opera that's it that's literally there's no there's

00:46:29.920 no no they have access to it yeah the number one podcast oh obviously shout out to our north

00:46:35.040 this is true though if you look at your analytics i bet you'll see like 20 views from north korea

00:46:39.520 somehow like someone is getting no way it's probably the government the government for sure

00:46:43.500 for sure can i can i make a vlog with kim jong-un i'm talking to the north korean government

00:46:48.000 all 20 of you please i've always wanted to like i'm not i'm not kidding he just seems like a who

00:46:53.280 is that basketball player that was dennis rodman rodman he'll probably help you out we actually

00:46:57.920 had an opportunity i think it was either through you or andre yeah through me somebody who set me

00:47:03.200 up about to do something with dennis rodman who i was gonna finagle to get me to meet kim should i

00:47:08.500 should i bring him in uh yeah yeah bring him on the podcast i'm serious all right so i i'm i'm

00:47:13.960 i haven't thought out this fully but i do believe that that we should look at connecting with people

00:47:20.420 that we are like enemy you know the north korean american they they still see themselves at war

00:47:26.040 with america so who better to send than the world's most controversial youtube fact that's true and i

00:47:32.660 would and i would be if i if i die like a few people are sad but if i make it work i'm a hero

00:47:38.640 no no this is my chance that's not true i can stop nuclear war no tell me that's not no i'm not

00:47:43.400 saying that that part's not true i'm saying if you do succeed they'll totally find a way to flip

00:47:48.940 it so it's not good for you you know that like they wouldn't be like controversial youtuber

00:47:52.440 logan paul stops nuclear war they'd be like controversial youtuber logan paul stops nuclear 0.98

00:47:59.120 war, but here's what he did fucked up 0.98

00:48:01.380 while he did it. You know what I'm saying? 0.99

00:48:02.920 You'd somehow end up with a bad spin. I really wanted a better punchline,

00:48:05.540 man. I really did.

00:48:06.700 I could tell you were struggling to get it.

00:48:08.720 We were all letting you go.

00:48:11.020 I wish somebody jumped in with some

00:48:12.780 humor speech. Yeah, we were trying.

00:48:14.440 Can't hit them all, you know?

00:48:17.020 Man, how do you feel about KSI? You're British. 1.00

00:48:19.720 Yeah, I'm

00:48:20.700 friends with him. I mean, I haven't seen

00:48:22.760 him for a while, but

00:48:23.760 I've hung out with him. Who's your clique?

00:48:26.480 Do you hang out with people?

00:48:27.300 youtubers i kind of i feel like i used to have like there used to be little squads going on

00:48:33.460 back in the day but i feel like everyone kind of went off and did their own thing like so a lot of

00:48:36.980 the british youtubers i don't know if you know like alfie day zoella um even casper joe like

00:48:44.760 that kind of crew was like probably who i was hanging out with the most back in the day you did

00:48:48.540 a um you did a thing in a white bus yeah and was it on snapchat or instagram i saw it you you guys

00:48:55.860 got like a it was like an adventure thing i think it was like on snapchat yeah maybe i we might have

00:49:01.660 posted some stuff on snapchat maybe or maybe more instagram stories yeah they like featured you guys

00:49:07.220 oh yeah yeah like traveling across the country yeah in that giant white bus and you actually

00:49:10.880 inspired me to buy a bus oh really yeah outside right now there's a funny story about that bus

00:49:15.460 i had saw it on facebook and it was this german couple that had basically made a documentary about

00:49:20.940 them converting it so they turned it into this beautiful they'd already converted it like beautiful

00:49:24.640 tiny home and this facebook video went viral and i watched it and followed them on instagram and

00:49:30.080 realized he was already following me so i dm'd him i was like hey man like um i see you're in

00:49:34.980 mexico i'm gonna be in mexico next week let's hang out so i went to see hung out saw the bus

00:49:39.440 and they had basically just finished filming and they were looking to um kind of whatever get rid

00:49:47.020 of the bus so they raffled the bus they sold a thousand tickets for a hundred dollars each

00:49:52.160 and ended up making $100,000, selling the bus.

00:49:55.860 Do you know where they did that?

00:49:57.540 In Mexico, right?

00:49:58.760 No, no, no.

00:49:59.420 Was it online?

00:50:00.460 The raffle.

00:50:01.180 Oh, yeah.

00:50:01.560 I think they got in trouble maybe

00:50:02.620 because there's like laws about raffling.

00:50:05.340 Anyway, so this guy called Pablo, this Mexican dude.

00:50:08.620 Yeah, Escobar.

00:50:09.380 Yeah, Pablo Escobar.

00:50:10.280 He won the bus, right?

00:50:11.680 So the following year, 1.00

00:50:13.460 I was hanging out with the original German dude

00:50:15.280 and I was like, oh, man, I would have loved to get that bus. 1.00

00:50:18.040 I would have bought it off you.

00:50:19.080 And he goes, oh, Pablo is selling the bus.

00:50:21.820 and it's this is down in tulum in southern mexico so i'm like put me in touch hit up pablo i was

00:50:26.880 like bro and barred with him basically transferred him um how much should i buy it for anyway i

00:50:33.060 transferred him some money on paypal and then um and then but he didn't give you the bus because

00:50:39.300 again very very very trusting of me i just transferred him all this money or this cash

00:50:44.480 okay and then my friend was like you should probably fly down to mexico and get that bus

00:50:47.980 before it disappears so went down with four friends and then we just did this epic road trip

00:50:52.280 driving this bus back from tulum all the way back to already converted already converted bathroom

00:50:56.580 yeah shower yeah bedroom damn it was so what you're saying is by the sprinter 0.79

00:51:00.880 y'all are saying here here's here's our dilemma yeah uh we were we were talking about raffling 0.95

00:51:06.260 off the bus um or or even maybe selling it but i think a raffle is illegal there's ways of yeah

00:51:12.280 i think what it is is you can't someone has to be able to enter it without having to pay as well

00:51:18.900 like there has to be both options like you can't have a pay barrier with a raffle yeah it's something

00:51:23.620 weird like that no purchase necessary there that has to be not in every sweepstakes i've ever run

00:51:28.920 on the brand side there always has to be a no purchase necessary option where someone can send

00:51:32.340 a postcard in yeah to like there's some actual age but the other problem is is uh every state

00:51:38.620 in the united states has different lottery and raffle compliance so someone's entering from a

00:51:42.760 different state it might fuck us dude you know what i'm saying until we haven't been able to do

00:51:46.060 it but why are we doing it again um we might get a uh a sprinter van a little more modern type of

00:51:51.500 transportation for the team it'll be a bit easier to drive around as well that too and the battery

00:51:55.880 dies on this thing and it's awesome by the way like i don't know low gang who's watching if you

00:51:59.740 remember the cool bus it is a cool bus bro it is the cool bus you'll have to show me on on the bus

00:52:04.620 it's sick dude it's like it's got a tv in it we've won like fortnite games on the road we took

00:52:08.780 it to yosemite um i believe we've all hooked up with people in there sometimes each other am i

00:52:14.760 right i haven't i haven't i was sleeping hey shots shots to olga nothing oh oh that's who you

00:52:22.740 meant okay i'm just kidding what's that i'm just kidding yeah all right see you later

00:52:26.700 anyways just went off the rails the point is i want to i want to i want to get a sprinter van

00:52:32.280 and possibly sell the bus disappointed that the raffle is illegal i've got this um 1973 uh vw

00:52:40.340 camper van those classic ones and i want to convert it to an electric uh van because it's currently

00:52:46.440 got this like engine that keeps breaking so if anyone's watching that like knows about electric

00:52:50.780 conversions hit me up because i want to make i know this guy in uh in the uk his name's confers

00:52:56.140 oh yeah he might be able to help you with that okay spencer wants to do something like that

00:53:00.260 Oh, should I reveal that now?

00:53:02.680 I don't know.

00:53:03.860 If you're talking about conversions.

00:53:05.260 True, true.

00:53:06.120 So what I want to do is,

00:53:07.740 dude, I don't know if I'm going to give this idea

00:53:09.940 actually out right now.

00:53:10.920 Oh, because someone might steal it.

00:53:11.980 Yeah, somebody might steal it.

00:53:13.100 It involves a Tesla.

00:53:15.680 You said enough.

00:53:16.620 I'm already taking it.

00:53:17.700 I'm going to go do it.

00:53:18.280 Go ahead.

00:53:18.700 Go buy a Tesla. 1.00

00:53:19.640 Damn it. 1.00

00:53:20.540 Did you see the thing with Elon Musk doing, 0.99

00:53:23.240 he might do a meme review on PewDiePie's channel?

00:53:25.700 I did see that.

00:53:27.300 Excuse my ignorance.

00:53:28.480 What is meme review?

00:53:29.420 I think it's one of PewDiePie's like formats.

00:53:32.560 He does like a meme review

00:53:33.420 where he just like people submit to his Reddit page

00:53:36.360 and then he just like responds,

00:53:38.020 he just reacts to them or whatever.

00:53:40.640 Random memes about anything.

00:53:42.060 I think, yeah, I guess so.

00:53:44.080 And he determines if they're funny or not.

00:53:46.860 Like what, how do you review a meme?

00:53:48.640 I mean, I don't know, man.

00:53:50.180 I've watched one of them.

00:53:51.220 It's kind of funny.

00:53:51.960 It's good.

00:53:52.320 I thought it was so random that Elon Musk's gonna.

00:53:54.900 He probably just picks out like the good memes.

00:53:56.940 Man, Elon Musk is so smart.

00:53:58.280 He is.

00:53:58.780 I've seen him collab with a few

00:54:01.320 Joe Rogan he's tweeting back at

00:54:03.800 Tfue like Mr. Beast

00:54:05.860 he knows what he's doing man

00:54:07.160 plus you

00:54:09.640 gotta think it's probably

00:54:11.660 a lot easier to

00:54:13.280 converse to our

00:54:15.680 demographic than it is to older people

00:54:17.820 about electricity

00:54:19.700 or electric vehicles

00:54:21.180 also it's clever because we're the ones that are all gonna buy

00:54:23.660 Teslas in the future

00:54:24.460 Elon knows

00:54:26.960 he's got to stay tight yeah he's got to stay dope stay cool because like go smoke pot on joe rogan's 0.99

00:54:32.700 podcast like the old people are mad at you but also the young generation which is by the way

00:54:36.980 we're the future whether you like it or not we're gonna buy your teslas elon we love you bro true

00:54:41.300 and when are you coming out by the way impulsive the number one podcast in the world yeah you've 0.89

00:54:44.980 done everybody else's shit podcast do ours we're number one okay i'm gonna run an idea past you 0.89

00:54:50.660 this is my next kind of big plan this year so um i'm slowing down the travel a little bit because 0.95

00:54:55.520 I've got I'm in LA living with friends but I want to plan some trips this year where I take

00:55:01.000 YouTubers with me on adventures and but make them kind of meaningful like either we're doing some

00:55:07.380 kind of humanitarian thing or kind of like environmental cause but I just think there's

00:55:13.280 something happening or I've noticed it where like a lot of the bigger YouTubers get quite isolated

00:55:18.400 there used to be a lot of more like cliques and groups of people but I feel like there's this and

00:55:24.540 i don't know whether it's just youtubers or just society in general but i think people are getting

00:55:27.700 a lot lonelier there's like a huge like all this stuff with like people getting burnt out and

00:55:32.440 depressed and all that kind of stuff but you see it in in society as general so it's like

00:55:36.340 depression suicide rates like anxiety all of this stuff and i think man like i'd love to

00:55:42.680 take people away make some cool content have some adventures maybe visit kind of remote people

00:55:48.920 groups and like primitive tribes and learn something from them like what what was life

00:55:53.700 like before we got absorbed into the internet and social media and like what can we learn about

00:55:58.060 living in a different way so you want to do a collab with the north sentinel east people is

00:56:02.060 that what you're saying maybe man because i i'll let's hit them up i mean but i just thought it'd

00:56:06.860 be it'd be cool it'd be cool to to try something like that because i think we're there's a lot of

00:56:11.780 ways in which society's kind of failing right now you know i like that idea and i'm in yeah if you

00:56:16.580 can come up with something cool you're down to join i want to do something like that forever we've

00:56:20.740 We talked about doing it.

00:56:21.680 Yeah, especially recently.

00:56:22.980 Especially if there's like a humanitarian aspect with it.

00:56:25.640 That'd be sick.

00:56:26.140 Leave it with me.

00:56:26.820 I've got some good ideas.

00:56:28.120 Yeah, for real.

00:56:28.640 That'd be fun.

00:56:29.560 Yeah.

00:56:31.540 Okay.

00:56:33.080 I want to go to the audio Q&A only.

00:56:34.840 Just a nice little bit.

00:56:36.160 Yeah.

00:56:36.460 Probably a busy guy.

00:56:37.480 But yeah, dude, thank you for coming on the podcast.

00:56:40.120 Fun for Louie.

00:56:41.320 He brought gifts.

00:56:43.620 What do we got?

00:56:44.280 Oh, yeah.

00:56:44.900 We got some merch.

00:56:46.520 Theadventurestore.com if anyone wants some.

00:56:48.560 No, no.

00:56:48.920 go for it bro always plug always always always live the adventure i like that it's a good motto

00:56:56.620 to live life by big facts ladies and gentlemen thank you for listening to yet another episode

00:57:01.720 of impulsive the number one podcast in the world hit that subscribe button we will see you next

00:57:07.040 time stay tuned for the audio question and answer only right now on spotify and itunes

00:57:12.200 take it easy man peace peace these nails dude i i can't i am so excited to see

00:57:19.540 the comments if people are like yo i could not focus on a thing that you were saying because

00:57:25.760 of the nails because bro you have an interesting story like i hope i didn't distract the people 0.98

00:57:30.340 i'm just jealous i want to try them out no you don't bro they're bad they suck dude it's bad 0.93

00:57:36.800 so yo i guess like i always like to ask this question to people who have uh experienced a 0.89

00:57:42.620 lot and i feel like you have because um experience can define who you are how you act why you do the

00:57:52.400 things you do and oftentimes can overcome the significance of age biological age yeah so what

00:57:59.620 are some big overarching lessons nice little succinct virtues that you live by if any that

00:58:08.660 you've learned from your travels um i really love this quote um trevor noah has which is uh

00:58:15.340 travel is the antidote to ignorance and i think that's so true like the more i've traveled

00:58:22.180 the more i've been kind of open-minded and accepted other cultures and realized you know

00:58:27.880 man there's different ways of doing things and so yeah i mean i guess i'd recommend everyone just

00:58:33.080 to get out of their bubble and and go to some really different places and meet some really

00:58:36.980 different people and i think it will broaden your views so but what if you're feeling trapped man

00:58:41.920 like what if you're from a flyover state in the middle of america and uh your parents treat you

00:58:47.260 a certain way you've been told a certain thing in school like when i was young and even worse for 0.89

00:58:51.960 my brother like and we were making videos like you can imagine people fucking laughed at us no one 0.61

00:58:56.060 believe in us or anything so do you have advice for people who feel like they can't they can't get

00:59:00.260 out it's hard i mean i had this amazing group of friends growing up and thankfully like just having

00:59:07.900 even one other friend that gets it that's kind of believes believes in you and believes there's more

00:59:12.840 than what you're currently in that's i had that too that's what you need that too if you're if

00:59:17.060 you're on your own ah i mean i guess there's ways to connect with people online try and make friends

00:59:22.500 and plan something i did a few um events for live the adventure where we had like just a small summit

00:59:27.980 and my viewers came we sold tickets and we we had this like three-day event where we would like

00:59:33.060 i don't know do workshops chat about travel life and living the adventure and stuff like that but

00:59:38.800 so many people there came alone they came for the first time didn't know anyone else and made like

00:59:44.220 lifelong friends and since then have been traveling together and i feel like there must be i'm not

00:59:48.980 saying just the events i'm doing but there must be ways to connect with people in real life where

00:59:52.860 you can kind of bond and make friends and be like cool let's let's go on a trip road trip together

00:59:57.580 that's what i did my first traveling was like i bought a crappy van for like a thousand bucks and

01:00:02.920 then eight of my friends we just drove into europe or in in the u.s you could just drive

01:00:06.940 into another state and just plan a little road trip uh you know split the gas bill it's not

01:00:11.740 gonna be that expensive yeah i always said too like you can spend your whole life like waiting

01:00:15.800 for a friend to travel with you yeah like literally just sit there and wait and and like

01:00:21.300 it's not a good time for me it's not a good time for me now and and like a lot of times i i encourage

01:00:26.280 people just just go yeah you can go on your own and you'll meet people on the road 100 and you'll

01:00:31.160 make friends with them and everything and i think the first three or four trips i took by myself

01:00:35.840 like to either la or to texas or whatever were a little bit scarier because you're flying on your

01:00:41.700 own and like you're just on your own but damn then I started to realize like that freedom that you 0.62

01:00:46.040 have of not ever having to ask hey man do you want to stop to eat hey man do you want to stop to use 0.94

01:00:49.720 the bathroom like you just do whatever you want and it's true and you're truly free and you have

01:00:54.080 conversations with really cool people and you you make new friends and make new uh relationships

01:00:58.460 along the way so I encourage people all the time just go out and travel on your own just give it a

01:01:02.000 shot what's where's that gonna happen one of my biggest best adventures bears bears oh yeah large

01:01:06.740 one of my best adventures i was um i hitchhiked across australia for three weeks with no money

01:01:12.600 and that was a honestly one of the biggest adventures like it was it was so epic bro i did

01:01:18.280 i did um you were you were in vancouver right

01:01:24.640 what happened i did a trip from vancouver to mexico hitchhiking trip yeah also with no money

01:01:32.520 cool and i have to say i did not like it no you meet some weird people ah you mean yeah but also

01:01:39.260 i met some cool people but also like i'm just not good at um and it's interesting i kind of hinted

01:01:45.060 at this with the yes theory boys yesterday when people say no or i get like rejected um i'm kind

01:01:54.020 of just like sad because i'm an optimist and i believe in people and i'm like damn just like

01:01:58.000 this world isn't as good as i thought and then when people give me things and buy things for me

01:02:02.800 like a meal or food i'm like man you're so nice and i don't like that either like what did i do

01:02:09.680 to deserve that you don't even know me so i'm caught in this like weird balance of emotions

01:02:15.220 did you ever feel like that or is it was hitchhiking like a second nature to you

01:02:19.340 um i i know what you're saying i think someone told me this once as well like there's something

01:02:25.180 about allowing somebody else to be generous to you i know you can take advantage of people in

01:02:29.320 that situation but there's something about someone expressing generosity which it's good for them as

01:02:34.800 well like it's good for all of us to be generous right if i'm trying to give a gift to someone and

01:02:38.460 they're like no i can't accept it like that's robbing me of the opportunity to be generous

01:02:42.620 do you know i mean which helps us it helps our soul so when i heard that i was like okay i mean

01:02:47.260 obviously i'm not going to go around just taking advantage of everyone but if someone's offering

01:02:50.360 me something something it's good for them to be able to give it to not just to me to you know

01:02:54.420 to give things so my lady gave me a knife she said i've hitchhiked before got a knife on you

01:03:00.240 i'm like no she goes here take this kind of a little pocket knife yeah terrifying you gotta

01:03:07.120 be open to receiving for sure even if it's a knife and also if someone gives something to you

01:03:12.820 for me personally that inspires me to want to like give to other people you know like it might

01:03:17.420 not be give back to them but it might be like it's the karma thing like oh yeah i'm gonna i'm

01:03:21.620 gonna give i'm gonna pay that on pay it forward yeah which is always a good philosophy yeah that's

01:03:26.560 good man i was gonna say it might have something to do with um just because like i know in the

01:03:31.920 back of my mind i'm like i don't need these things i'm doing this for content and like what if that

01:03:36.100 person who bought me the meal could have spent that 15 on gas money to get to their job for the

01:03:41.900 next week so i it was like a deep thought process it made me feel i still think it comes back though

01:03:47.120 to like you're robbing someone of that feeling of that you know expression of giving to you

01:03:53.360 and i think if you let them do that it ultimately like sometimes when you cut that off it

01:03:58.840 can hurt people too yeah a little balance have you encountered any like aggressive wild animals

01:04:06.080 adventures i feel like i must have i must have let me think for a second aggressive wild animals 0.97

01:04:12.400 like where you're like damn this is 0.92

01:04:14.660 for example I'm in a hairy situation 0.98

01:04:16.440 maybe that goldfish Joe Rogan

01:04:18.300 just put on his Instagram

01:04:20.220 some dude just choked out

01:04:22.660 a mountain lion that tried to attack him

01:04:24.420 he killed the mountain lion 0.99

01:04:25.160 what do you call it a cunt cat 1.00

01:04:27.740 a cunt of a cat 1.00

01:04:29.800 that's what he said this motherfucker killed this cunt of a cat 1.00

01:04:32.640 can you imagine strangling a mountain lion 1.00

01:04:34.680 like fighting for your life

01:04:35.620 no I've often like wanted to

01:04:38.340 imagine like which animals

01:04:40.120 pitted against me like obviously I'm a

01:04:42.340 pacifist i like animals but in a life or death situation which animals one-on-one could i take

01:04:47.600 down i've often thought that do you think and i thought a lion literally no chance but a cheetah

01:04:52.340 in the right circumstances maybe because they're much smaller right they're not like they're not

01:04:57.380 like hench muscles like a leopard or something a leopard would just kill you straight off

01:05:00.980 but a cheetah i feel like if you got it in a headlock and like jumped on it i'm not sure i'm 0.98

01:05:05.560 just this is a theory no i agree with you cheetahs are pussies bro no like literally cats but they're 0.56

01:05:11.220 also wimps they're also although i did watch a video the other day where this cheetah was like 0.77

01:05:15.820 licking this guy's arm and i didn't realize but the even the tongue has like serrated like spikes

01:05:21.420 and they get one of those and it licked it and it drew blood from it's like sandpaper but it was so

01:05:26.300 so i was like okay i need to avoid that time if that thing gets one bite of you dude hey you just

01:05:30.760 have to make sure it doesn't bite you like you're trying to snap limbs snap whatever but if that

01:05:34.480 thing gets a bite of your neck bro i'm not convinced oh you wouldn't die instantly you'd

01:05:40.520 have a bit of a fight it might kill you but i feel like you'd what about what about mountain

01:05:44.240 lion man i always thought those were severely intense creatures and so i'm impressed with

01:05:48.780 this dude that took i mean i am impressed like the scary thing about mountain lions is they can

01:05:53.020 they'll hide in a tree and wait until you're not looking same as leopards this guy got attacked

01:05:58.700 from behind leopards have the highest highest kill rate of any and any predator on the planet

01:06:04.560 leopards yeah because they're so sneaky like a lion you can kind of see coming a leopard

01:06:08.920 apparently it's like a 99 percent you mean versus human like no for anything it attacks anything it

01:06:14.460 attacks you see lions all the time they fail they fail their hunting yeah but leopards apparently

01:06:19.460 they like barely ever fail to kill what they've got the lowest uh effective kill rate probably

01:06:24.280 turkeys probably kong i think that's actually a great question what animal has the lowest sloth

01:06:30.240 turtle yeah well they're not attacking other animals you need to be a predator man i feel

01:06:35.580 think it might be the lion like yeah they're they're kind of slow they're thick they're big

01:06:40.080 giraffe but who bro who's what's a giraffe killer venus flytrap maybe a venus flytrap i don't know

01:06:47.060 they're probably we should look into that that's interesting lowest effective kit like who's the

01:06:50.760 worst predator on this earth yo big cats they scare me yeah like so like you see have you been

01:06:56.600 around have you been around big oh yeah bro i've wrestled with them i've dealt with them i wrestled

01:07:00.860 the bear so like and then now that i know the strength of these these animals so cute i'm

01:07:06.760 terrified of them and you know you see the videos of like a dude in india falling in a cage and the

01:07:11.540 tiger like licking him for 10 minutes and then finally grabbing his neck and treating him like 0.97

01:07:16.400 a ragdoll dragging him up a set of stairs so hey in your travels bro do me a favor stay away from

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