I Got a Hair Transplant

Summary

Podcast Summary: VIEWS with David Dobrik & Jason Nash

Episode: Draft for Publish on 2026-06-18
Release Date: June 19, 2026

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Main Theme / Purpose

This episode is classic VIEWS banter, blending behind-the-scenes stories with real-life mishaps, discussions about internet fame, hair transplants, the nuances of fan encounters, and a unique (and honest) listener call-in from the UK. David and Jason (with Natalie, Ilya, and Aaron) riff on the meaning of success, fandom, and the weird stuff that happens when your life (and your friend group's antics) become content. The group also touches on the visibility of fame, the oddity of viral moments, and reflections on living "out of touch" dreams, all delivered with their signature blend of humor, honesty, and self-awareness.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Toy Story Premiere & "Work-Life Balance" at Team Dobrik (01:07–02:49)

• David is hyped for the new Toy Story movie and pokes fun at Jason for previously calling it “the worst movie franchise of all time.”
• The debate: Is taking time out of a workday to see a long movie a waste, or is it "fuel" for creativity?
  • David: "Going to see Toy Story is like putting gas in the tank... It's a lot more fuel than sitting here and answering emails." (02:32)
• Natalie is called out for TikTok activity, leading to playful bickering about productivity.

2. The Legend of John: Pickleball, Anniversaries, and Sandcastle Flowers (04:11–13:13)

• David recounts a hilarious saga: John was supposed to plant flowers but built them up like a “sandcastle,” then accidentally drenched David’s pickleball court by "watering" it.
  • David: "He watered the whole court. And then he had to dry the court. Or he had squeegee the whole thing because the game was coming in 45 minutes." (07:04)
• John’s eccentricity peaks with changing his relationship anniversary to 9/11 to get cheap flights, causing the group to question his logic and priorities.
• Conversation expands into John’s “millionaire with no responsibilities” paradox, freeloading lifestyle, and his comedic but sometimes frustrating loyalty (or lack thereof) in friend group bets.

3. Ilya's Hair Transplant Journey (13:14–16:44)

• Ilya opens up about the procedure, downtime, and cost.
  • Ilya: "You have to sleep at 45 degrees with a neck pillow. It's like you're on a flight every night." (13:20)
  • Paid $25,000; the team marvels at how the transplanted hairs "never fall out" and discuss the social factors behind doing it.

4. Viral Fame & the World Cup's Power (18:05–21:02)

• David shares the wild story of Cabo Verde's goalie Seydou Diaz, who exploded from 50K to 12.4M Instagram followers overnight after a standout match against Spain.
  • David: "He was at 50,000 followers... he had 500,000 [at halftime], and a day later... 12.4 million." (19:09–19:45)
• Discussion of micro-country World Cup underdogs, national pride, and how sports can create global icons in a flash.

5. Listener Call-In: Aaron from England (23:06–33:46)

• The group calls Aaron, a longtime UK fan with feedback on vlogs/podcasting:
  • Loves the extravagant vlogs but also craves "regular life" content.
  • Aaron: "I'd watch you film yourself for half an hour doing jack, like nothing. You're just such an interesting personality to get to know." (28:00)
  • Discussion on privilege, aspiration, and the relatability (or lack thereof) of David blowout spending compared to the average viewer.
  • Video podcasting: Aaron prefers audio-only, saying video would be less accessible during commutes.
  • Jason and David reflect on the dichotomy of being "out of touch" yet relatable through joy and shared experiences.

6. Fan Encounters: Kids vs. Adults (36:44–40:21)

• Jason recounts two surreal fan meetings within minutes—one inspiring 15-year-old, one awkward adult exchange.
  • Jason: "Meeting somebody who's like in the 30s is not like meeting a kid who's like 15...are they like laughing at me, do they think I'm a joke or do they actually like me?" (37:44)
• David, Natalie, and Jason riff on how online fame is perceived and the generational shifts in influencer recognition.

7. Changing Fame & Cultural Touchstones (40:21–45:22)

• Tales of meeting celebrities before they "blew up" (Billie Eilish, Mbappé, Alex Earle).
  • David: "Discovering a person is like my favorite...Then you really get it. And then you start yelling at people that don’t get it: 'You don’t know Billie Eilish?!'" (43:20)
• The randomness of viral moments and how circles of fame don’t always overlap.

8. The Allure (and Critique) of America from Abroad (45:32–47:59)

• The group reflects on European fascination with the US, especially during World Cup tourism.
• David: "All these Europeans are making TikToks, being like, 'America's amazing. Look at all the food, free refills!'" (46:06)
• The paradox: Americans often vent about the US, but to outsiders it’s seen as a land of opportunity.

9. Fahrenheit vs. Celsius (48:21–49:13)

• David champions Fahrenheit as the "right" temperature system for humans—not water—as per a viral TikTok argument.
  • David: "Celsius is like...but I'm not water. I need to know if I should put a jacket on." (48:47)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “Going to see Toy Story is like putting gas in the tank.”—David (02:32)
• "He watered the whole [pickleball] court...it's like making half your bed and saying, 'Might as well make the whole thing.'"—David (05:57)
• “I feel like a little Beverly Hills hoe...I got my natty card taken from me.”—Ilya (14:26, 14:31)
• "You live in a lot of males in their early to mid-20s dream. So living vicariously through you is so cool."—Aaron, UK fan (31:24)
• "When you open up your DMs, you get a lot of crazy shit."—Jason (17:54)
• "He changed their anniversary to 9/11 so he could always get cheaper flights."—Jason (08:17)
• "He cosplays as a man who makes no money and it stresses me out."—David on John (09:37)
• "Meeting a kid is so much easier...30-year-olds, like, 'Why are you speaking to me?'”—Natalie & Jason (38:30–38:34)
• "This is the top place to live, period. It really is a special place."—David, on the USA (47:27)
• "Celsius is...but I'm not water. I need to know if I should put a jacket on."—David (48:47)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Toy Story hype / Debate on work vs. fun: 01:07–02:49
• John's flower-planting/pickleball court saga: 04:11–07:22
• John’s “cheaper anniversary” story: 07:57–08:53
• The economics of being ‘John’: 09:08–09:37
• Alex’s pickleball bet & John’s disloyalty: 09:55–12:18
• Ilya’s hair transplant story: 13:14–16:44
• Viral World Cup fame: 18:05–21:02
• Fan call-in from Aaron (UK): 23:06–33:46
• Kids vs Adults in fan interactions: 36:44–40:21
• Discovering big names pre-fame (Billie Eilish, Mbappé): 40:21–45:22
• European views on America & World Cup tourism: 45:32–47:59
• Fahrenheit vs. Celsius: 48:21–49:13

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Tone & Language

• Language: Candid, conversational, self-deprecating, interspersed with sarcasm and friendly jabs.
• Tone: Fast-paced, filled with authentic laughter, a bit of nostalgia, and meta-reflection about fame and content creation.
• Dynamic: The group chemistry shines as ever—a blend of enthusiastic storytelling, friendly roasts, and a keen sense of their audience's curiosity.

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Summary for Non-Listeners

If you missed this episode, you missed some hilarious insights into the behind-the-scenes and day-to-day weirdness of being a creator in the ever-evolving influencer world. From why seeing a movie can be “productive,” to the ongoing shenanigans of “John,” and a heartfelt (and critical) phone call from a longtime UK follower, this episode both pokes fun at and reflects on internet fame, friendship, and the weird ways the internet and real life collide. The VIEWS cast remains both self-aware and unapologetically themselves—making even topics like hair transplants or furnace debates about Celsius vs Fahrenheit unexpectedly funny and relatable.

Transcript

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[Ilya]

What's up guys?

[David]

Welcome back to Views. We are back with another pod. Today is this is T minus 2 hours till I go see Toy Story. Or as Jason likes to call it, the worst movie franchise of all time, coming from the king of daily vlogs. Nat, what are.

[Jason]

Oh gee. What do we think's up on that shelf? I don't know.

[David]

But you realize you could make everything.

[Jason]

Grab my toe. I'll climb up there.

[David]

But you realize you can make every movie sound that dumb if you use that voice. Yeah, go ahead. Try to make interstellar sound dumb. Were you using that voice? Go.

[Jason]

Well, I'm trying to go to space. I can't get there. There's my dad. Oh my God. There's me as a child.

[David]

Okay, so that's not fair. See, so let's not use that voice because you're just.

[Aaron]

You're just.

[David]

You're making every.

[Jason]

I'm all for Toy Story. I'm sure it's gonna be great.

[David]

Okay, I'm glad you've come back. Sorry, Natalie, I need to know right now. Can you go see it at 2pm? Which is a weird time to go see a movie, but I mean, I

[Natalie]

think it's funny cuz you think that I'm not working hard enough, but you want me to go see Toy story

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at 2pm for three hours in the

[Aaron]

middle of the day?

[David]

Can I just say something cooked? Going to see Toy Story is more work than we get done in any day. Like to see.

[Jason]

You just gave her shit for Tiktoks and now you're carving out three hours out of the day and a half. To go see toy story at 2:00'. Clock. Is that what just happened?

[Natalie]

That's the thing that pisses me off.

[David]

Let me just, let me, let me, let me just tell you something. I owe my existence to Pixar. I owe everything. I owe this whole home to. To my childhood.

[Jason]

Okay, let's hear this.

[David]

So going to see Toy Story is. Is like putting. It's like putting gas in the tank.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

Do you know what I mean? It's a lot more fuel than sitting here and answering emails. So yes, we have to go see Toy Story when. When the toys are versing tech. This is a big Toy Story that we have to go to.

[Jason]

Yo, yo. Ilya's here. Ilya is here.

[David]

Ilya just got a hair transplant. He looks like a perfect timing.

[Jason]

It looks like a Jehovah's Witness.

[Aaron]

Wow.

[David]

Can't believe Ilya's here. Yeah.

[Natalie]

So I know you summoned him.

[Aaron]

I dead ass.

[David]

I dead ass didn't. I was just giving Natalie shit.

[Jason]

Oh, hell yeah.

[Ilya]

Perfect timing. Let's go.

[David]

Well, before the pot, I was giving Natalie shit for doing.

[Natalie]

For my TikToks.

[David]

For filming nine TikToks a week.

[Ilya]

Yeah.

[David]

What do you think about that?

[Ilya]

I mean, I just find it amazing that you find time for it. Oh, it's like, it's like even if your sister posts it, it's still like. It's still like it's mindshare, you know, that you should be like using elsewhere in my opinion.

[David]

That's okay. Let's not get into it because I think now you'll get riled up and then she's going to hit somebody.

[Jason]

I know, I know not.

[Ilya]

I'm honestly only like 50% kidding.

[David]

Yeah, me too. I'm only halfway there. I like low key kind of like.

[Natalie]

I just like. I. What's fascinating to me is how obsessed you guys are with my tik to.

[Jason]

I'm actually not that obsessed.

[Ilya]

But I get why David is obsessed, which makes me upset.

[David]

I just like that when you leave work, I still can be updated with what you're doing because you're posting 300 times exactly. I fuck with it. No, no. There's people rapping. The Christmas lights are being added to the tree. We're going to see Toy Story. You want to come? El?

[Ilya]

Nice. When?

[David]

2:00pm today.

[Ilya]

45 minutes. Yeah, no, I can't. Really?

[David]

Yeah.

[Ilya]

Thank you though.

[David]

It's toys versus tech.

[Ilya]

That's a crazy time to go to a movie.

[David]

So crazy. So let me. Can I bring up something that John did yesterday that like, infuriated me. And this is like. This is like something that I gave John one task, and I was like, john, can you plant flowers around the tree? We're having a prize picks tournament. And I had him get purple flowers. And I was like, can you plant the flowers around the tree? I won't even get into how he planted them, but I'll tell you how you plant them. He put. He took the flowers out of the little thing that they're held in and then put them in the dirt. But didn't put them completely in the dirt. He built the dirt around them so it looked like the flowers were coming out of a sandcastle. Do you know what I mean? So the flowers were hovering above the ground by about 7 inches, which is fucking crazy. Okay. And then when he was watering the flowers, he got some water on the pickleball court. Okay, so I'm gonna return to that. I had a pickleball game about in an hour, and Alex is like, we can't play pickleball. The court's being washed. I'm like, what does that mean? The court's never washed. And I go to check the court. The court is soaked top to bottom, puddles everywhere. And I'm like, what the fuck is going. It's midday. Why is it. Why is it didn't rain? Why is it covered in water?

[Guest/Other]

Yeah.

[David]

And then I asked John. I'm like, john, why is the court covered in water? He's like, oh, I decided to water it. And I'm like, what does that even mean? Like, I've never even. I've never heard that verbiage in my life. Like, no one. No water.

[Jason]

Wanted to grow the court a little bit.

[Aaron]

Yeah.

[David]

Like, you don't water quartz. And I go, why did you water the court? And he's like, well, I got some water on. On. On a little piece of it when I was watering everything. And then I decided I might as well water the whole thing.

[Natalie]

Genius. Absolute genius, Jay.

[Jason]

It was the craziest shit ever I

[David]

saw I was here, and I'm like, what the fuck? It's not like. It's not like, oh, I made half of my bed, so I might as well make the whole. My whole bed.

[Jason]

Sure. But let's.

[David]

Watering the court is never a task that needs to be done earlier. It's like, might as well get out of the way now that half of its watered. Might as well water the full thing.

[Jason]

I was thinking maybe he's seen, like, dads in the past, like, spray down the driveway. That's like a thing that dads do. And I think that's what he was trying to do. No, no, you let me get all the dust. Let me get all the. The.

[David]

No, the dirt.

[Jason]

That's like the smog. But that settles.

[Ilya]

I would. I would get that. If the court wasn't just painted.

[David]

It was. It's a brand new court.

[Jason]

Yes, I saw it.

[David]

It was painted five days ago, purple. So him watering it is actually a negative thing because you can't go on the court for three days. Granted, this is day five, but I don't think it's a good thing to be watering the court if you couldn't walk on it two days ago.

[Ilya]

You guys realize, like, that's some, like, schizophrenic shit?

[Jason]

No.

[Ilya]

Well, what I'm not getting.

[David]

No. I had him explain it to me. And he said when he saw the water on part of the court, it looked really shiny and the rest of the court wasn't shiny. So he wanted to make the whole court shiny, which is like, obviously the court's gonna be shy as if the

[Ilya]

water is on the court. Obviously.

[David]

Exactly. So I think he wanted. I think his brain was like, I need to make the whole court glisten. So he watered the whole court and then. And they had to dry the court. Or he had squeegee the whole thing because the game was coming in 45 minutes. And did he get it dry? Yeah, he got it dry, but he just added so much more work for no reason.

[Jason]

Really Funny. Did you see David?

[Guest/Other]

So that's.

[Jason]

This all happens, and then David walks in with his laptop, and he had just posted a vlog. And he goes, hey, guys, I have a new vlog. And we were like, wait, you just posted a vlog? And it's security footage of John spraying down. Did you see it? Yeah, yeah, it's security footage.

[David]

I. Security footage. I got all the security footage of Jon spraying the cort down, and I added a Bon Jovi track to it and I sped it up.

[Jason]

Not just a Bon Jovi track. It's my life.

[David]

It's my life and it's just Jon. And now I'll never wait. But you found an interesting thing about John. Yeah, that. This is why I wanted him in here.

[Jason]

Yeah. We were at dinner the other night, and Naveen told me that I guess. Ilya, I don't know if you could speak to this, but I guess John and Julia have an anniversary. Like everybody, right? Let's say it's August 1st or whatever, and John changed their anniversary to 9 11. So if he wants to, when he has to buy airline tickets, the tickets will always be cheaper.

[Natalie]

No fucking way.

[Ilya]

Like, literally the most insane shit I've ever heard.

[Jason]

You know, David, I don't know if that's true.

[Natalie]

Is John just, like, banking on never having money for the rest of his life?

[David]

I don't know. I don't know if it's true. That's why I wanted him in here, to ask him. I think it's like a really weird thing.

[Natalie]

No way.

[David]

Julia agreed to that also.

[Jason]

No, no, she was there, like, yeah. Like, she was, like, laughing about it, like. Yeah. So now we celebrate on 9 11.

[David]

John's been. Which is insanity.

[Jason]

God bless her.

[Natalie]

God bless that.

[Jason]

I mean, you know, a guy wants to save a little money, that's fine. And if it's a girl.

[Aaron]

What'd you say?

[Natalie]

What is he saving, like, 50 bucks on a.

[David]

It's not even that. It's like, what are you. You're moving a whole fucking anniversary for?

[Natalie]

It's just, I don't know, like, defeats the entire purpose.

[David]

What I don't like is John. Okay, so our buddy Alex, hour long

[Ilya]

podcast is about John.

[David]

No. Because John's been pissing me off recently. First of all, the main. The main thing is he has a good income. Billy and I pay him. He makes good money. Like, really good money. Ale Right.

[Ilya]

All things considered, he's a fucking millionaire.

[Aaron]

Yeah.

[David]

Like, way too, like, way too much money. Free rent to ever be. Free rent.

[Ilya]

Free car, no utilities.

[David]

Free car, no utilities, no insurance. That's the only thing he pays.

[Ilya]

The only thing he pays.

[Jason]

Okay.

[David]

But no gas even. He takes electricity from the house, which is totally fine.

[Jason]

Right.

[David]

And it's like, I don't. I don't. I don't want to bring this up, but he cosplays as a man who makes no money. And it stresses me out because Alex, who's pursuing to be a deejay.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

And I've talked about this guilt that I have with Alex.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

Like, I don't hire Alex to do things.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

And it makes me feel bad because, like, John gets away with so much just because he's so fucking funny. Because he doesn't do things properly that, like, we like to hire him. And then poor Alex, who's, like, chasing this dream of being a dj, like, doesn't make money. And then this other day, the other day, these. These people came to play pickleball, and I was like, alex, I'm gonna put up $3,000 on your behalf to Play this person one on one. This person's like, a millionaire that he's playing.

[Jason]

Okay.

[David]

I'm like, you're playing them one on one, and if you beat them. If you beat them, you're keeping all the money.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

And if they beat you, I'll pay them the money.

[Jason]

Okay.

[David]

$3,000 for Al is a lot. It's. Yeah, it's his bank account taking six home. No, he's taking three.

[Jason]

Okay.

[David]

But it's doubling his bank account.

[Jason]

Got it.

[David]

And John goes and bets on the other side of it.

[Ilya]

Shut the up against Al.

[David]

And I'm like, you are a dude. I lost my shit. I lost my. I started hitting him.

[Jason]

How much did John bet?

[David]

Okay. Okay, let me play it honest. Cause he didn't bet.

[Jason]

Okay.

[David]

The girl that was on the other side was like, john, I'm gonna give you $500 as a gift if I win, okay? And John took it and started rooting for this girl and started cheering for her. And I'm like, john, you're an asshole. Like, don't take that money. This is finally. Finally, Alex gets a moment to shine here.

[Ilya]

Yeah, we're talking about the guy who wanted to sell your underwear.

[David]

No, I know. I understand, but.

[Ilya]

Who went into your room, snuck into your room, and went to go sell.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

If you don't know that story. Actually, I feel like a lot of people don't connect this to the same John because that vlog was so long ago. But there was a time this is in a vlog where we emailed. How do we come into contact with John? We, like, emailed John as, like, under an alias, saying, like, I'm a prince from Saudi or something. And I would love David's underwear, but he can't know that he's taking the underwear. We'll give you, like, $5,000 from it. Anyway, John went into my room, took my underwear, and sold it. But it was only us on the other end. It was like To Catch a Predator, but we caught John. It was incredible, and it was very expected, and it didn't, like, change my perception of John whatsoever. Nothing ever will, because I know who John is. But it was really funny. Yeah, that is. That is the same guy who would sell my underwear for.

[Jason]

So what happened? Did Alex win?

[David]

Alex won.

[Jason]

Oh, wow.

[David]

Alex won. Alex won $3,000. Wow. It was really, really, really close game. Yes, Alex. It was the best two out of three. Alex lost the first game. I was. I had to scream. I had to. And then. Not only that. Not only that. This is what Pissed me off the most. Then I had to, like, play my David tactics. I was like, this is more than just the game on the court. I had to start playing the game off the court and, like, manipulating the situation so Alex could win. I was trying to get in the girl's head, right?

[Jason]

What'd you say?

[David]

Well, I was just like. I was like, john, stop betting. Like, Alex really needs this money. This is a big thing for Alex.

[Aaron]

Yeah.

[David]

And then John got mad at me and was like, you're getting in her head. You're getting in her head by saying that. Why the fuck would you do that? It's not fair. That's not fair. And John started taking her side. And I was like. I was like, john, this is your best friend from your hometown who's about to win 3,000. I don't know, it was. I've never been that mad in my life. Anyway, it's enough about John.

[Jason]

Saw dollar bills.

[David]

It'll have you been. How's your hair transplant?

[Ilya]

It's good, dude.

[Jason]

Was it painful?

[Ilya]

No, not really. It's just. Dude, taking care of it is such a man. Like, I have to sleep at 45 degrees with a neck pillow. And it's like, you're on a flight every night. It's like, you're on a flight.

[Aaron]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Oh, my God.

[David]

It's for how long?

[Ilya]

30 days? No, sorry. 14 days.

[David]

Oh, I would just never do that.

[Ilya]

I know. Well, honestly. Honestly.

[Natalie]

What do you mean?

[David]

Well, never do the hair transplant. How's that worth it? 14 days?

[Jason]

That asked.

[Ilya]

I had no idea that that was going to be the case. And then like, on day seven, now in my head, I'm like, if I would have known. I genuinely don't know if I would have done it. Like, it's really rough, dude.

[Jason]

Why do you have to sleep at a 45 degree angle?

[Ilya]

So you're. So. Your graphs don't touch. Okay.

[David]

Explain the kind of hair transplant you got. Your hair, you got. Your head is buzzed right now. His head looks like a circle. It's inflamed.

[Ilya]

Yeah.

[David]

I've never seen you look like this in my life.

[Ilya]

Well, you want to see me take my fucking thing off? No, no. Hibachi head off.

[David]

I've seen it.

[Jason]

I want to see.

[David]

But you look like.

[Ilya]

I'll take it.

[David]

Why do you look like a circle?

[Ilya]

Because I have, like. I have puffiness from all the liquid that they, like, pumped into my skull

[Natalie]

and like, drains down your facetime, Dan.

[David]

And he was so still.

[Jason]

And I thought it was a photo, dude.

[Ilya]

I feel like. I feel like a little Beverly Hills hoe, you know? I don't know why I feel like.

[David]

Because like, you just got.

[Ilya]

Yeah. Like I feel like I got my natty card taken from me. Like everything's been natural about me and this is the one thing.

[David]

Okay, can you explain why you wanted it?

[Ilya]

Yeah, I mean, I was just really self conscious about my, my hairline and like I started losing my hair when I was 18 years old. And like, it was really bad. Like it was to a point where like. But like when my barber had like a, like a, like a special haircut for me to cover my hair loss, you know, it was. I was really. And like I would wear a hat everywhere and like I would always be checking my hair. I don't know, it was just fucking. Honestly, at the end of the day was really annoying.

[Natalie]

Yeah.

[David]

Do you think that you're gonna not wear hats anymore?

[Ilya]

Like, fuck yeah, dude. A hundred percent.

[David]

You really think that this hairline's gonna.

[Ilya]

1000? Don't get me wrong, I'll wear a hat every now and then, but like, I'm definitely not gonna be wearing hats.

[David]

Oh, so you only wore a hat for your hairline?

[Ilya]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I think hats are like, kind of annoying, honestly.

[David]

Wow, that's crazy.

[Jason]

Am I expensive?

[Ilya]

Yes, but well worth it.

[David]

How much was it?

[Ilya]

Yeah, 25,000.

[Jason]

Oh my God.

[Natalie]

I mean, I think that's so worth it.

[Ilya]

It's worth it. Cuz it's.

[Jason]

It's.

[Natalie]

What, it changes your whole life.

[Ilya]

And like it's the, the hairs that you get transplanted stay with you forever. Like they never fall out.

[Natalie]

Yeah.

[Ilya]

Also one cool thing that I found

[David]

out is they never fall out. That's actually kind of crazy.

[Ilya]

It's crazy. Well, they take it from the back and the sides.

[David]

Do they regrow on the back?

[Ilya]

No, but. But you have enough of them where it still looks full on the side in the back, so it doesn't really look like you had anything done, which is cool.

[David]

And it's like, do you have to get this done again or is this one time thing one time?

[Ilya]

But like, it doesn't stop the other hair from falling out. Like if I have hair on the top of my head fall out later, like I still have, I still have to get that done too, you know, but there's a ways to like mitigate that.

[David]

Do you think I should get a hair transplant?

[Ilya]

No, I think maybe like if you look at your dad later, like, and you have balding, then. Yeah, but you're Good for now.

[Jason]

Really?

[David]

I'm kind of surprised how much hair my dad has.

[Ilya]

Let me see.

[David]

I mean, I don't know.

[Ilya]

Oh, you're good, dude. Mine was really bad. Yeah, mine was like.

[Natalie]

Yours isn't really giving, like, hair loss.

[David]

I don't think I have hair loss. I think I just shaped. I think I say it because I just run out of topics to say, but, like, I've been tracking it since I was 18, and it's.

[Ilya]

When are you gonna get a new hairstyle?

[David]

It hasn't moved.

[Natalie]

Yeah, that's what you should do.

[David]

Well, when I get a new hairstyle.

[Guest/Other]

Yeah.

[David]

Well, I'm trying to lock in this deal for this hair loss serum.

[Jason]

Okay.

[David]

And if we do the hair, like my first video with the hair loss serum, I want to be me shaving my head. I feel like it'll do really well.

[Jason]

Right.

[David]

And I just feel like that's, like, the perfect video to go tangent with,

[Jason]

like, trying to promote something upset about Nats TikToks.

[David]

Exactly. Somewhere. I want the hair loss serum. Deal. Deal. Locked in so we can make some. Make some cash money.

[Jason]

You and Brian are good.

[Ilya]

Buzzed?

[David]

No, I wouldn't look good.

[Ilya]

I think so.

[David]

Buzz, you know Brian, our lacquer?

[Jason]

Yeah. He's the guy who did the hair loss stuff in Chicago.

[David]

Someone said this. Please answer this question on the pod. This is crazy. I don't know if this person's. Okay. What is your dream dui Location vehicle costume, for example? My dream DUI is at the Macy's Christmas parade in Chicago in the Batmobile wearing a Jack Sparrow costume.

[Natalie]

What?

[David]

I don't know. I'm reading it not to answer the question. I'm reading it to be, like, kind of question.

[Natalie]

Is that.

[David]

What the. Does that even mean? That's, like, kind of crazy. No, it's tough.

[Jason]

When you open up your DMs, you get a lot of crazy shit.

[David]

But isn't that kind of like, what's your like.

[Ilya]

Well, that's a really interesting question because, like, makes you really think, what the fuck is this person doing?

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

Like, it's almost like saying, like, what's your dream shooting? Yeah, like, mine is like the Macy's Parade. Like, it's like.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

Kind of weird.

[Natalie]

Yeah, that's. That's a crazy question.

[David]

Like, shouldn't I. Shouldn't I. Should I be reporting this person?

[Natalie]

Maybe?

[David]

I've never received a question like that in my life. And I said, read it on the podcast. Like, we're gonna be like, oh, yeah, for sure. In Vancouver after the fourth of July fireworks show. And I'm done. I'm drunk off six fireballs. Did you see this World cup guy?

[Ilya]

No.

[David]

Okay, this is so interesting. Did you see this?

[Natalie]

Which? Well, there's so many.

[David]

Well, just Seymour Diaz. Forgive me if I'm pronouncing his name wr.

[Jason]

He.

[David]

He plays for Cabo Verde and he's a goalie. Right. And he, like, he blocked a lot of goals. I think it was against Spain. They played and. And they, like, tied with Spain or something. I don't know that part of the story. Forgive me, but he did a really good job as goalie. And this just, like, paints the perspective of how big the fucking World cup is. It's kind of crazy. He was at 50,000 followers.

[Ilya]

Yeah.

[David]

When. When that game started, and he did such a good job that when he got to the locker room after that game, he had 500,000 followers. Like, his. His teammates were like, you're up to 500,000 followers. And then he was being interviewed after the locker room, and the woman's like, do you have any idea how many followers you're at? And he's like, they just told me I'm at 500k. She's like, no, no, no, no. You're at 2.9 now.

[Ilya]

Oh, my God.

[David]

Just from that moment. And then I went to go check myself, and a day later, he was at 12.4 million. Oh, my God.

[Ilya]

I heard about this.

[Jason]

Fucking wild.

[David]

Wow. 12.4 million. Getting over a million likes. A picture like, that's fudgeing. That's how big the World cup is. I mean, I know this is, like, so stupid and, like, dumb of me to even compare, but, like, I compare it to, like, Love island stars.

[Jason]

Right, Right.

[David]

Like, love. Like, that's. That is almost like the biggest overnight successes.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

In. In our world. And, like, it doesn't even hold a light to it. And it really is crazy. Like, what kind of.

[Jason]

And he just had a great game.

[Natalie]

I mean, he's 40 years old, and he just got, like. There was something where, like, he was like, just. They just told him, like, okay, you're going to be playing in this. And he didn't really. He didn't think he was going to be at that, like, age on the team, and he's a keeper and he's a goalkeeper, and he made, like, just incredible saves.

[Aaron]

Wow.

[Natalie]

Yeah.

[David]

Let me see. Let me see.

[Natalie]

In a game that they should. They were, like, the underdog of all underdogs.

[David]

Okay. Yeah. Now. Now he's at 13.6 that's crazy. But the likes he's getting. He's getting 1.8 million likes, 2.1 million likes, 2.1 likes.

[Ilya]

What does he post?

[David]

He posted a picture of shoes, got 1 million. It's just a picture of him. 2.1 million likes. Oh my God. 5.9 million likes is the picture of.

[Ilya]

Did they win that game?

[David]

No, they didn't even win. No, but it was a big, it was a big deal that they like, that they blocked.

[Natalie]

I mean, versus Spain is pretty crazy. And they were like, I don't know what their ranking was, but they were definitely not ranked high in the tournament.

[David]

Yeah, there was also a team that was. Fuck, I'm so. I wish I got my facts right here, but there's a country that only has 160,000 people and they were playing, I think Germany or Brazil or something. Germany, Germany. And they lost seven to one. But that one goal, like set the country on fucking fire.

[Natalie]

Really?

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Like yeah. Like everybody was like, fuck yeah. Because they're such a small country that they have. Their country is as big as some of the stadiums. Hey guys, if you're still piecing together your shipping across multiple tools, what's that actually costing you every day? Not just in money, but in time and headspace. What would it feel like to just have one thing that handled all of it? Well, guys, you already know. ShipStation is an end to end order fulfillment platform for e commerce businesses. Built to handle your entire shipping workflow so your team can focus on growth. Everything from order management to inventory and returns is centralized in one platform. And with automated rate shopping, you can Compare rates across UPS, USPS and FedEx with savings up to 90% off. Plus ShipStation connects to over 200 online marketplaces and the accounting and CRM tools you're already using. No rebuilding, no disruption. And with built in returns management, you can even turn returns into revenue without slowing down your team. Get started with Shipstation today and get 60 days free at shipstation.com guys, 60 days free. Shipstation.com code views. Again shipstation.com code views, taxes and fees apply.

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[Jason]

Would you like to talk to someone who has honest feedback about the podcast and vlogs, who lives in England in a little town and been a fan of vlog since 2017? I guess.

[Guest/Other]

Yeah, put them on.

[Jason]

Wanna call him? Sure. Aaron.

[Aaron]

Yes. Hi, Jason.

[Jason]

Hi, how are you? You're on the Views podcast. Guys, this is Aaron from England. He's been a fan since 2017 and he's got some feedback on the podcast and the vlogs. And Aaron, we want to hear from you. Okay, Aaron, we've got Ilya, David, Natalie and Jason. Aaron. And the floor is yours.

[Aaron]

Nice to meet you all, you guys. Yeah, I thought I just to be honest with you, I was at the pub last night for the England game and I was pretty drunk when I sent in the morning and I was really nervous when you, when you called, so I was like, what's going on here? But no, yeah, I've been loving the, been loving the vlogs for a while. Was really sorry, despite when you guys stop, but I'm loving the new, new, longer vlogs. I just like, I know you go back and forward on the, on the podcast all the time about what to do and stuff, but.

[David]

Oh, you like, you like, you like the longer vlogs?

[Aaron]

I love them, honestly. Like, I watch all your Snapchat stories and the vlogs and it's just like you remind me a lot of my friend group. Like, we all saw a similar vibe, like growing up together, everything like that. And I think we would be exactly like you guys if we had the money. So just seeing you live everyone else's dream within the friend group is really cool. And seeing as a lot of that as possible, it's just nice to see.

[Jason]

And you feel like David is spending too much money on these vlogs.

[Aaron]

Yeah, yeah.

[David]

Anyway, explain to me, explain to me which situations you were like, what the fuck, Dave?

[Aaron]

I mean, just like the extreme display of wealth. So like I live in Newcastle, England, like at the top of England, and I make 30 grand a year and I think you'll spend that in like, what a morning.

[Jason]

So it's just like on a helicopter.

[Aaron]

Exactly. Right. So like saying, I mean, I wish I could do it. I'd be, I'd be, I'd be such a. If I had that money as well, I would, I would prepare for everything. So I don't fault you at all. Living the dream, really.

[David]

No, no. But explain to me Would it be better if. Yeah, because. Okay, yeah, yeah. Can you expand on that more? I know I kind of cut you off, but, like.

[Aaron]

Yeah, no, no, not at all. So, like, for me, like, if I was to do that, I'd have to win the lottery to spend that type of money. But seeing sitting down every week, watch 15 minutes of you doing what every other guy in the mid-20s would do with that money. Because when you see a lot of celebrities, it's more like reserved or other vloggers and stuff. It's just like, that's like, extreme, out of touch. Like, I'll buy this mansion and this, this private jet and stuff. But with you, it's just like, you spend it on experiences and good times with friends. So I like seeing. I like seeing that perspective of just exactly what any other guy with his best friends who just happened to come in the money would do.

[David]

Yeah. Okay. Oh, keep going. I thought there's gonna be.

[Jason]

Would you like to see him do more regular stuff?

[Aaron]

I think it'd be interesting to see him, like, when he goes to where's it can to like, like, just what he does in. To see what he does. Because to me, I see you guy post a couple of Snapchats in a couple of vlogs, and then somehow multi millionaire, I just. I can't wrap my head around it. So to get an understanding of where that comes from would be. Would be cool.

[David]

Well, okay, so, like, oh, because we were talking about on. On the pod the other day about how we should just do like a vlog of just like, the work behind the scenes.

[Aaron]

Yeah. Yeah.

[David]

Well, interesting to say, but to still, to still be fair, a lot of the money does come from what you're watching. Right? Like, that is like the bread and butter. It's not like Natalie and I are like, incredible SpaceX investors behind the scenes. And, like. And like, our investments are making so much money. Like, it really is. A lot of the money is just from, like, people watching and tuning in. But I do understand, like, what you say on, like, it's just really hard. Like, there's so little things that get people excited to, like, all come together that, like, a lot of times it needs to be like, we're doing this trip, we're, like, doing this experience, like, to get Zayn and Heath or Ilya or anybody to leave the house or to, like, come together and do stuff. It has to be like this planned thing, like, we're leaving to go and do this thing for work.

[Natalie]

Yeah.

[Jason]

So, like, to go and do this Incredible thing.

[David]

Yeah. To do this really kick ass thing. So. Yeah, I, I do understand. And it's not so like we don't have everyone's doing their own things now that I don't fault them for. Like, not just like coming by to film at the house, like sitting on the couch. I don't even know if that's what you're arguing.

[Aaron]

I'm not arguing to you. Like I, I honestly, honestly, I'd watch. If you put down a camera and you film yourself for half an hour doing absolutely jack, like nothing, I'd watch it truthfully. So like when you're putting all these effort into videos and stuff, like, it's cool, but I, I'd like honestly if you uploaded a video of you sitting on the couch and just chatting, I'd probably watch that as well. Like, I think you're just such an interesting personality to get to know. Whereas, like I'd watch you bloody. I'd watch you explain like aliens and stuff like you talk about on the podcast. I think like you infatuate a lot of people that you speak to and people are just fascinated by you and your dynamic and things. So like these high production things, like they seem like mini movies, like watching all the music and the compilations and stuff, but like Essence, like my favorite part when there's like a 20 second gap and user just talking and telling jokes.

[David]

Yeah, I definitely hear that. Yeah. Okay, so you're not even saying like chill with the high production and high experiences. You're just saying don't be. I mean, I'm like sweetening this up in a way, but like, don't be afraid to just do the more like casual things.

[Aaron]

Yeah, 100%. Because obviously I know you went back and forth on like every vlog needs to be like this big trip. Like if you just wanted to chill and like film a vlog around your house, I think it'd still get views and people would still be interested because people want to watch the videos for you. And I know Jason tells you that all the time, but I don't know, I think coming from someone who is so out of touch from the la, like I'm like in a random town in England, but like good supporters all over, man.

[Jason]

But Aaron, you know, you said that maybe you felt like he was a little out of touch, but then in the next sentence you were like, let's get a vlog from Khan, which is the most opulent place you could go. So I think we're all in the same. What's that, Aaron?

[Aaron]

I want to watch the out touch vlogs because not like everyone else who has that money. Like, he spends the money on things that I would. So it's like, it's like living vicariously through, because if I had millions of dollars, I would do exactly what. What David does.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

Okay, so you used out of touch in, like, a positive way. He's. He's going to. Congratulations, you're out of touch. I know, I know, I know. It's. It's hard for me to argue this argument now because I'm sitting where I'm sitting and, like, I'm very lucky to have this money, but I have the exact. I have the exact same viewpoint as you as a kid. And, like, that's why especially me and my parents would differ on a lot of things, because my parents had a very viewpoint of a very, very grounded viewpoint. I was always like, no, I look like I was in high school with my friends, and I was always like, but I love watching this YouTuber, like, how does he have this money? How can he spend like that? That was always such a desire for me. And, like, I'm still. I still have that exact viewpoint as I had a kid when I had no money, but now I get to act on it, and I get to do what those people that I like loved so much. I get to watch that. Like, I've referenced this tweet from Tyler, the creator, so much, and there was this one tweet where his mom was like, had spoiled milk in the fridge, and he was like, mom, throw this shit out. We're rich now. And I don't know, I thought that was such a funny comment. And I was like, I love a rich person that can. That can share their experience of wealth. And I don't ever mean for it to, like, come off in, like, a braggadocious way. I just, like, I want it to come off. And, like, I get to do this now because we got to make such fun stuff. And I could want to continue making fun stuff, but the newer fun stuff is a little more elevated because that's kind of where we're at. But I get what you're saying, and I think me and you kind of think about things the same way, but I don't. I don't want to come off like an asshole.

[Aaron]

You don't come off like an asshole. Like, I like, I say, like, it's not. I wouldn't use the word jealousy, but it's like, you live in a lot of people in there. Like, a lot of males in there, early to mid-20s dream. So seeing that, like, people, like, I'm, like, I say I'm only going to get there if I win the lottery or something. So it's just like living vicariously through that is so cool to see. And everything that you put out, like, it's just, it's incredible. But what.

[David]

Can I. Can I ask why you say that? Why you say that you're only going to get there if you win the lottery?

[Aaron]

Well, like, I don't know, like, I'm living in like a smaller town in England, Newcastle. It's not London or something. Like, it's still a big, big town. But like, I work in sales, so it's like, like maybe make a couple of grand a month, like on a good month, like maybe three, four grand a month. So, like, getting to that realm, like, there's not really too much opportunity for people like me to, to go out there and get to that sort of level of wealth, really.

[Jason]

And what about the podcast? Anything we can be doing better there?

[Aaron]

I mean, I would love to be honest. At least I do it on the community. I know you. I don't. Jason, There's a strong combatant for video, but at least another commute I wouldn't get time to watch anywhere, so it's more accessible for it.

[Jason]

We gotta go, man. Great talking to you. Cheers from across the pond and cheerio. And we'll talk to you soon.

[David]

Okay. So you're saying no video pod. We don't need it?

[Aaron]

Yeah, no, no, we don't need it. Like, maybe if there's a time where I'm. I'm off work and I stick it on the TV or something like that, but like, I wouldn't really get. Get too much chance to watch it. So I like it. But no, I, I like, I love the podcast. I think it's probably like at least I look five days a week, but I know you guys are busy. Just to keep us entertained.

[David]

Five days a week is kind of interesting.

[Jason]

That is interesting.

[David]

I've definitely thought that before. I feel like there is like a world and for, for that to happen, that'd be crazy.

[Aaron]

I think you would run out of things to talk about, man.

[David]

I think, brother, we already run out of things. I, I feel the same. I've told the same high school story

[Aaron]

10 times, but I feel like I know everything about disclosure there from the last five podcasts.

[David]

Have you watched, have you watched Disclosure Day?

[Aaron]

I haven't got the chance to go see it yet. Like, but after your review last Episode. I don't know if I'll be making the trip.

[David]

Okay, well, listen, thank you for. Thank you for hopping on.

[Jason]

Yeah. Aaron, you're awesome, man. Thank you for the feedback.

[Aaron]

No, I appreciate you guys. Have a good one.

[Jason]

All right, take care.

[David]

Bye. I love Darren.

[Jason]

Fucking British people are the best, dude.

[David]

Isn't that so funny? You called him. Yeah, the reason you called him. Well, because it was because you. Because we called him because it was like, david's out of touch.

[Jason]

Well, yeah, right. Well, he offered to give us feedback.

[David]

Yeah. But then it was funny how then it flipped completely against you. There's like, no data, baby. You should still be doing more of that.

[Jason]

It's always that way.

[David]

I want to see the trip from Cannes. And then he was like, by the way, don't do the video pod. Yeah, but I know what. I know what he's saying.

[Natalie]

Well, the video pod, like, the audio doesn't go away.

[David]

The audio doesn't go away, but it ruins the audio. It's a completely different element. I don't know how you guys don't understand this, but once. Once you do video pod. Yeah, once you do video pod, it changes what we do here completely.

[Guest/Other]

Completely.

[David]

You will. You will feel it. Even if we didn't tell, we should honestly have a room full of listeners not know if there's a video pod or not, and just listen to one podcast and they'll be like, there's something off about this. And I think it'll be because we're on video. It's going to change it completely. I'd rather go to four a week than do a video pod. Video pod is like, the bane of my existence.

[Ilya]

Yeah, well, there you go.

[Jason]

I'll keep trying with in kind.

[David]

Yeah, I was gonna say go back to the Indian restaurant. See if.

[Jason]

If you're out there and you're a restaurant anywhere in the country, get in touch.

[Guest/Other]

Leave it alone.

[David]

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[Jason]

I ran into some fans the other day. I had a crazy. I had two fan interactions within five minutes.

[David]

Yeah.

[Jason]

And they were both insanely opposite. We were down by the pier shooting a seatgeek thing. This kid walks up to me. He's 15 years old, sweetest, like fucking nice kid I've ever met in my life. He walks up and he goes, jason Dash. He goes, I've been watching you since I was six years old.

[David]

Oh, whoa.

[Jason]

He's like, wow. He's like, I've been watching you for nine years. But he was only 15. And I was like, wow, Javier is his name. And he was so kind. And he's like, I'm gonna make videos one day. I'm gonna get going. I'm gonna be like, David, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. That was awesome. Then we see two girls who like are like 30. That one doesn't go as well.

[David]

Why, what are they?

[Jason]

They're like, hey, they're just like sitting on the cat. They're sitting on a bench. They're like, hey, hey, Jason. Like that. Then I go over and I'm like, hey, how you doing? Like, I'm trying to be nice. I don't want to be the guy that's like too cool to like stop and talk.

[David]

Okay.

[Jason]

So I go over and I'm like, hey, what are your names? But. And then. But I also can't hear as well anymore. So they're like, jaina and Jaina and Raina. And I'm like, jaina and Raina. And they're like, no, you got that completely wrong. And I was like, oh, what is it? And they're like, Dana and Spain. I don't know what their names Were. And then it was just so awkward and it was just like, you know, meeting somebody who's like in the 30s is not like meeting a kid who's like 15. You know what I mean?

[Guest/Other]

Really?

[David]

It's so much easier to meet people in the 30s.

[Jason]

No, I don't know.

[David]

I mean, actually they're both.

[Jason]

I just felt so awkward.

[David]

I'm telling you. You just have a really weird panic about you.

[Jason]

You think?

[David]

Yeah. It's so interesting.

[Natalie]

I think meeting kids is definitely easier than meeting like adults.

[Jason]

Meeting a kid is so much easier.

[David]

I think they're both equally like, no, kids are so.

[Natalie]

You could say anything to a kid. They don't give a shit.

[Jason]

No, there's this weird thing.

[Natalie]

30 year olds, like, what did you just say? Why are you speaking to me?

[Jason]

There's this weird thing like, are they in your head? You're like, are they like laughing at me? Like, do they think I'm like kind of a joke or do they actually like me? You just don't know. And then. But when you start that. They were nice, though. They said to Naveen, they're like, we like when you're on the podcast. Which was really nice. Which we appreciated.

[David]

Yeah. Like, I was in traffic the other day and these two kids walked up to me because they're crossing the street.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

Like, are you a tiktoker? Yeah, I have that happen to me a lot now.

[Jason]

No, but my manager is like, yeah,

[David]

think you think of Natalie. I have that happen to me a lot now, which is really interesting. Like, I was with Cindy. She was like, so many people are like recognizing you on the road. Because we were like driving around, like, cops would pull over. I'd be like, what's up, Dave? But then a lot of people would. And I was trying to explain her. I was like, a lot of people, like, have just seen my face but have no idea who I am.

[Guest/Other]

Right.

[David]

Which is really interesting. I get that a lot. And she was like, these kids recognize you. I'm like, they're too young. Watch. And I rolled my window down just to like interact with them.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

And they're like, you're. Are you a tiktoker? I'm like, see? Told you. Like, it's really like, it's really interesting now.

[Jason]

It's so interesting. We were just talking about this. My friend Jeff has a son and he like travels in like fancy circles. And he'll like, come home, like, and he'll be like. And he'll be like, how was the party? It'd be like, it was good. They had a magician there.

[David]

It was David Bland.

[Jason]

And it's. Yeah. And Jeff's thinking like, oh, it's, you know, Pickles from Glendale, some clown or something. And he's like, David. And then another time, he was like, yeah, there was, like, a singer there.

[David]

Christina Aguilera.

[Jason]

No, it was Paul McCartney.

[David]

Okay.

[Jason]

And he's like, Paul McCart. And just like, Paul McCartney was there. Like, what the are you saying, dude?

[David]

That's really funny.

[Jason]

He's like, yeah, I don't know.

[David]

That's really funny. Yeah, I love that.

[Jason]

It's funny when celebrity just, like, they mean something to you, but not.

[David]

I love that. I think it's, like, the coolest thing. Yeah, that's, like, the best part. No, I guess it is. Especially, like, it's like, that's such a funny thing to hear from your kids, and then you're freaking out about it, and they don't care. I think that's, like, so cool. It's like, wow.

[Jason]

You know what story I love? You know Harry Jowsey and Gianni Paolo.

[David]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Two guys that we know, great guys. And they tell this awesome story where Harry goes to, like, the Sabrina Carpenter Show. Right. And Harry's getting mobbed.

[David]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Like, fuck and mob.

[David]

Yeah.

[Jason]

No one gives a fuck about Gianni, who's on, like, a big show. Gianni's a big actor, whatever.

[David]

And then, like, can we explain who Gianni is a little bit more? Gianni's like.

[Jason]

He's on power.

[David]

Yeah, he's on the.

[Jason]

He's on the 50 Cent Show. Power as a dramatic actor.

[David]

And he's like, stay strapped 100% of the time. He's got gun on him.

[Natalie]

Chains.

[David]

Chains.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

Rapper vibe. Yeah. So they best friends, though, Harry and Gian.

[Jason]

But then two weeks later, they go to the Nelly Show.

[David]

Yeah.

[Jason]

You know, which is a completely different audience.

[David]

Yeah.

[Jason]

No one gives a fuck about Harry. And Johnny's just getting mobbed. Like, like crazy.

[Natalie]

Oh, that's really so interesting.

[David]

Yeah, that is really, really interesting. That's like. When we were in Paris, we were in a nightclub. It was very small club. It was like, the size of two of my living rooms. And these girls came up to me. They're like, mbappe's here. Mbappe's here. And I was like, what Is that a. Like, is that a rapper? I had no idea. This is. This is the first time I've ever heard of Mbappe. And, like, he was like. He was at the table right next to us, and, like, people were really Excited.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

But it was like, still, like, now I know who he is and like, now I kind of understand. No, now I fully understand what that is. I fully understand the excitement for him. But like, it was just so interesting at the time where I'm just like, oh, okay, go Mbappe. But like, I felt like an 80 year old because I was like, I totally get what these people are so excited. But like, did he have aura? I guess. I mean, I don't know. No, he's. He's actually like, pretty. Like, he looks like a guy next door type of guy.

[Jason]

Right?

[David]

Like, he doesn't, like, regular guy. He doesn't carry himself like an asshole. Yeah, yeah, he's very like, yeah. Unassuming. Yeah. But yeah, that's like, that's always such a funny thing. And then you figure out who that person is over time. I love that. Oh, my favorite thing was, remember when we were meeting with like Nickelodeon and we were like coming up with the show and we were like naming first guests and the woman we were working with was like, she was like, let's get some first guests that are like attainable on the, on the show. I don't know what the Nickelodeon show was, whatever, but we were planning it. And she goes, we could probably do Billie Eilish. And I'm like, oh, I'm not familiar. I had no idea who Billie. And this is the first time I've ever heard her name. And it was like, I loved.

[Aaron]

And that was the week you could

[Jason]

get Billie Eilish and then a week later you couldn't.

[David]

I probably couldn't even get her in that moment. But it was just like, it was. I love those moments where you first hear. Yeah, I remember Alex Earle. Like, I remember hearing Alex Earl's name for the first time. And I was. And I was like, have you seen this Alex Earl girl? Like, I love those moments. I don't know, like, discovering a person is like my favorite. And then you see him all the time and you're like, wow, okay, now I get it. Then you really get it. And then you start yelling at people that don't get it. You're like, you don't know Billie Eilish. Even though I've only known her for a week.

[Jason]

I remember we went to a concert and we were all backstage and Billie Eilish was there and took pictures with us. Like right before. She was huge.

[David]

Huge, huge, huge, huge.

[Jason]

Do you remember?

[David]

Oh, my God, I don't remember.

[Jason]

We were all there. It was down in the, the. The Forum and We got backstage, it was like a K Rock.

[David]

I remember this.

[Jason]

That's something. And they're like, oh, do you want to take pictures with Billie Eilish? And I was like, oh, yeah, okay. I don't know who that is, but

[David]

yeah, that's really funny.

[Jason]

And then the next week.

[David]

I hope you didn't say, I don't know who that is. No, okay.

[Jason]

Of course I didn't say that.

[David]

I find that so rude.

[Jason]

Of course I didn't say that.

[David]

Like, every. Like, when someone asked me to take a picture with somebody. Yeah, I never, like. I think that's like the rudest thing to say.

[Jason]

No, no, no, no, I know you didn't.

[David]

I know you didn't. But, like, people do that a lot. Like, I'll see it on the other side. I don't care. Because I'm like, I know I've interacted with a thousand people that are like this, but, like, you'll. It'll be like four kids, like, in France that'll really like me. And then two of them will have no idea who I am, Right? And then. And then the four kids will be coming over, take a picture, and then you always hear one kid go like, I don't know. I don't know who. I don't know who this is, like, right in front of me. I'm like, okay, like, just. You don't have to say it. We're like, either pretend. I just find that. I find like, like, such an interesting comment. Like, that's what moms do to me. Yeah. Yes, par doing it.

[Jason]

Who is it? I don't know who you are.

[David]

It's different from a parent. I think it's, like, weird from a kid because I'm just like, whatever. Just freaking. And there's been. There's been hundreds of times where I've been asked to take a picture with a rapper or a singer that I'm not familiar with. And I'm just like, fuck, yeah. It's great. Like, I just play it up. Like, who cares? Yeah, like, just, like, show that person some excitement. Like, it's not a big deal.

[Jason]

Yeah, that's what I was trying to do with a beer. I was trying to show these two listeners some excitement, but it freaked them out and it freaked them out because they're grown up.

[David]

That's really.

[Jason]

Don't want to fucking talk to me.

[David]

That's really.

[Jason]

I didn't know what level of interaction they wanted with me.

[David]

Are you seeing. One of my favorite things about the World cup has been all the Europeans starting.

[Natalie]

Oh, my God, it's my favorite.

[David]

Like, liking America.

[Jason]

What do you mean?

[David]

Well, I don't know. Has no one ever wanted to vacation to America? Like, why are people all of a sudden, like, I don't think.

[Natalie]

I don't.

[David]

Has it been hard to get into the country and now everyone's getting visas approved because of the World cup or, like, what's going on?

[Natalie]

I don't. I just. I'm sure people do vacation here. I think that it is also, like, probably fairly expensive to come to America. Like, they don't.

[David]

All these Europeans are making tick tocks, being like, America's amazing.

[Natalie]

Yeah.

[David]

They're like, look at all the food. Free refills. And all the comments are always like, yeah. Why do you think we're fat? You think we're fat just for fun. And, like, everyone's like, baffled by our stadiums.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

They're like, what? It's like, yeah, like, there's. We have stadiums for a hundred thousand people for high school football games. Like, it's very baffling, I guess, if you look at it that way. And people are just like, it's really, really funny. Tiktoks.

[Jason]

I mean, even just talking to Aaron from England, I can imagine. Like, the way he looks at America is probably just like, what?

[David]

Well, this was. I think we talked about this in the. When we were having our waivers meeting for our chip company. We were meeting with all these countries. Every country would be like, when we were referring to a product or, like, putting things into aisles or like, something. Something that they'd be like, well, we're not America, so we can't really do that. Like, they really did speak about the United States in a completely different way. I think I live. I live in the US So a lot of the. The things I receive about the US Are. The US Sucks. We do this. You know what I mean? Like, there's a lot. It's like. It's like being from a shitty hometown and being like, I gotta get out of here. Like, this hometown sucks. That's very much how I feel. Like, at least my. For you page kind of attacks the United States.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

But like, there. This is a fucking.

[Ilya]

This.

[David]

This is the top place to live, like, period. Like, it really is, like, a really special place. And like, one of my favorite things is, have you seen Reagan's. When Ronald Reagan does that? You can. You can be a. You can be a Japanese, you can move to Japan, but you can't be Japanese. You can move to Slovakia, but you can't be Slovak. But you can move to America and you could be an American.

[Jason]

Oh.

[David]

Or something like that. And I thought it was good. It's really cool. Like, this is like a. This is a melting pot of cultures.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[David]

I think that's so kick ass. And it's unfortunate that a lot of times that's not recognized of like how either from politicians, from the government or whatever, that we are really just like a bunch of cultures put together. But I think that's like, so fucking kick ass. This guy had. This guy was talking about this guy. His name is Victor. This is. This is a really interesting take on Fahrenheit beating Celsius.

[Aaron]

Controversial opinion, but I think the US Gets temperature, right? Yeah, I said it. After all this discourse about American heat, I am now officially Team Fahrenheit.

[David]

Celsius is a. Okay. Which is so true. Like, Celsius versus Fahrenheit. There's nothing better than Fahrenheit because these are some of the points he's making. He's saying, like, yeah, water freezes at 0 degrees for Celsius and boils at 100.

[Aaron]

Right?

[David]

That's what he says. He goes, but I'm not water. Like, I need to know if I should put a jacket on. Like, I don't care when it's boiling. It's never going to get there.

[Natalie]

That's interesting.

[David]

Like, I just want to know, like, 70, 65, should I be putting a sweatshirt on? Like, that makes so much more sense.

[Jason]

Right.

[David]

It's really interesting. And he's like, you. He's like, I'm just ending this debate right now. Fahrenheit takes the cake.

[Jason]

You're on the Fahrenheit side.

[Natalie]

I guess.

[David]

I think I've been on the Fahrenheit side for a while. I've never really understood Celsius. I think you need more numbers to, like, really get into, like, exactly the right temperature. Because there's a big difference between 69 and 73. Like, a big difference. And in Celsius, it's only five podcasts a week. That's only one.

[Jason]

Why five podcasts a week?

[David]

This is what I'm breaking down.

[Jason]

And for our fifth podcast, David's gonna break down the metric system.

[David]

I don't know, Listen, whatever. All right, guys, that's all the time we have for today's pod. Thank you guys for listening. Thank you for joining us. And we will see you guys here for the next one, which will be on Tuesday and after Toy Story.

[Guest/Other]

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