CATCHING A $3,000,000 TUNA

0:00I'm not even going to sell it, bro. I'm

0:01just going to have a swim around in a

0:02[music] fish tank in my house.

0:04>> $3.2 million. $3.2 million.

0:08>> $3.2 million US.

0:10>> $3.1 million for Single Pacific [music]

0:13Blue Fin tuna.

0:19>> The prize was far higher than his own

0:21previous record.

0:33But I also have some other business

0:35schemes [music] that could possibly be

0:36executed in Japan.

0:56I've got pretty good reason to believe

0:57that I am one of the best gamblers on

0:59the planet. You know, if you've been

1:01watching my past videos and follow me on

1:04all my other platforms, you guys know

1:05that between soccer and sponsorships,

1:08I'm up about $6 million in the last 2

1:10months.

1:13Boom. Boom. Holy. Get the phone out.

1:19[screaming]

1:23>> 4.8 million, bro.

1:26>> What? Crazy, bro.

1:28>> Dude, it doesn't feel real. Five. I've

1:30never seen What's the most?

1:36>> And that's pretty good. And it's dope.

1:38Life is good. I am extremely grateful

1:40and blessed for that opportunity. But I

1:42will admit sometimes it does feel like I

1:44have a slightly higher calling or a

1:47higher potential. I got these big dreams

1:49and sometimes there it feels like

1:51there's more out there for me than you

1:53know always picking what soccer team is

1:56going to win. I love gambling but I got

1:58too many schemes to be focused on what

2:01I've already conquered. That being

2:03gambling. I've already conquered

2:04gambling. I made tens of million

2:06millions of dollars in that industry.

2:08It's just like I don't know. I'm ready

2:10for the next. For example, my uh most

2:12recent inspiration is I saw this guy on

2:14TikTok. He caught a tuna. This Japanese

2:17mother caught a tuna. It sold for $3

2:19million. Not yen. $3 million United

2:23States dollars for one fish. Are you

2:26kidding me? That's incredible. He's

2:27making the news. $3 million fish retired

2:30off of tuna. It's legendary. What a

2:32story is that? And I have been deeply

2:34inspired by that guy. I want to catch

2:36the world record fish, dude. So, that's

2:38my new plan is I'm going to Japan. I'm

2:40going to catch the maxoon fish. As long

2:42as it's worth $3.2 million, I am to go.

2:45And I actually did do some research on

2:46this. It's really just luck of the draw.

2:49Like, it's very feasible to catch a $3.2

2:51million fish. All I got to do is spend

2:53like, you know, flights, the crew,

2:55renting boats, tools, supplies, things

2:58of that nature. I I add it all up. Maybe

3:00if I invested $200,000 into this, it

3:02would be on the table that I would catch

3:04a 3 $4 million fish. And you know,

3:06obviously there's some luck involved,

3:08but you know what they say is you can't

3:09win the lottery if you don't make enough

3:11money to buy the ticket, boy. And I'm

3:13buying the ticket right now. I also

3:15have, actually, this is very exciting. I

3:17have a lot of schemes. I've been

3:18churning these schemes for a long time.

3:20I've not filmed in forever. I've just

3:21been locked in a sports betting dungeon

3:23for a decently long time now. And these

3:26ideas have been a brewin. But they're

3:27pretty elaborate. So, I'm gonna need

3:28some help. Check this out. I'm really

3:30excited about this. I've decided that

3:32I'm gonna assemble the boys. The Scheme

3:34Land boys. Dude, we call it the Scheme

3:37Squad. What? Well, I mean, that was kind

3:38of Scheme Squad. It's all right. You

3:41know, my friends Udy and Liam, the

3:44homies from back in Schemland. I know

3:46some people were talking about us as a

3:48team, but I'll be honest, I think we

3:49work really well as a team. The general

3:51thesis is we need to make $20,000

3:54utilizing resources

3:57that we have. Boom. I mean, just look at

4:00the land. If you really look like

4:02throughout this whole place, the whole

4:03house, no one sleeps in there. It reeks

4:05of piss. So, I'm thinking you guys go in

4:06there and take out the fridge, sell the

4:08fridge.

4:08>> We're utilizing the resources of the

4:10house. We got our gear to essentially

4:14scrap the house for precious metals and

4:18woods. [music]

4:25And through the power of hard work and

4:28friendship, I think we can do anything.

4:30And I really truly genuinely believe

4:31that. For all of you guys that are like

4:33super committed to sports life and

4:34whatnot, don't worry. I'm not going

4:35anywhere. But for the time being, I am

4:38taking a break so that I can focus cuz

4:40this is actually dead ass. The sports

4:42betting is very, very, very draining.

4:45Bro, these games are so long. If you

4:48place two bets in a day, you now have

4:50spent 6 hours that day with your

4:52cortisol through Mars. Look, I'm losing

4:54hair from it. And it's like all day,

4:56every day, I can't get anything done,

4:58you I hardly have time to work out if

5:00I'm, you know, too busy gambling and

5:03all. Well, not gambling, it's sports

5:05betting. So, it's like, I guess

5:07predicting, per se. But either way, I've

5:09made the executive decision to take a

5:10break from that for this video so that I

5:12can really focus on the fishing because

5:13this is a good life lesson is if you're

5:15going to embark on something, you got to

5:17give it your 100%.

5:19And that's what I always do. Everything

5:21I do, I go in with my whole heart, 100%

5:24balls to the wall or it's never going to

5:26work. I got big dreams and I will noting

5:29lose on this endeavor, bro. I am locked

5:32in like never before. Check out them

5:34biceps. You see these chains? You see

5:36these dumber vision glasses? I am locked

5:39in on them fishes, bro. This is my

5:41retirement toy. One of one. Who did it

5:44better than him? No one. He retired off

5:46a big fish. But you know what I'm going

5:48to do? I'm going to catch a $4 million

5:50tuna and I'm not even going to sell it,

5:52bro. I'm just going to have a swim

5:53around in a fish tank in my house like a

5:55piece of art cuz I'm really him. No, I'm

5:57just kidding. I'm definitely going to

5:57sell it. $4 million. That is a lot of

5:59money. You can do a lot with that. All

6:01right, I am getting way ahead of myself

6:02though. First, I got to assemble the

6:04Scheme Squad. It's growing on me. Scheme

6:07squad. Scheme squad.

6:10>> New

6:13>> dude, what are you? Carter, are you not

6:15fond of our past business ventures

6:17>> right now? You quit your jobs.

6:20No, no, no, no. Shane, Shane, you and

6:22you owe me.

6:23>> I got sticky nose.

6:25>> Just just on there.

6:28>> No, no, no. No more permanent markers.

6:31>> All right. All right.

6:33>> I swear to God,

6:35>> guys.

6:38>> No. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh.

6:41>> That says 8 million. I'm at 80,000.

6:43>> It's already on there. What the are you

6:46doing?

6:47>> You go. You go.

6:48>> This one's better.

6:48>> Hi, guys. What art booty? You got your

6:51new watch on?

6:52>> Yeah, actually I just got it today.

6:54>> Is it everything you hoped and dreamed

6:56for?

6:58>> Um, honestly, no, cuz I'm still alone

7:01and

7:03[laughter]

7:03>> Okay. Well, I don't have a solution for

7:06that. But I do have actually a very

7:08exciting thing that I think um you guys

7:10would be interested in embarking on with

7:12me. So, thank you for hopping on the

7:14call. It's been a long time since we hit

7:15the scheme board with all the fellas.

7:18All

7:20right, here we go. New schemes, bigger

7:22dreams. Boom. All right, this one I have

7:25estimated about a million dollars payout

7:27per partner, but I would like to

7:29emphasize it's about more than the

7:30money. I'm on this new awoken of trying

7:32to accomplish something that's like

7:34really dope and going to be remembered

7:35forever. Like leave my mark on a planet

7:36kind of. I mean, a million dollars is

7:37cool, but there's more to this.

7:40The squad is what we're calling it. It's

7:42good to have everybody back. And I think

7:44with the power of our hard work and

7:46friendship that we really can't do

7:47anything. This is really the the dream

7:48team and I don't think that is to be

7:50discredited. I think everybody has an

7:52important role in making the whole

7:53operation work. So we kind of need

7:54everybody to be on board here. All

7:55right, moving on to the good stuff here.

7:57First, let's go over the like the most

7:58exciting like the main thing that we're

7:59kind of going to be doing. Latuna. The

8:00tuna is exciting because okay, so this

8:02guy on the right hand side here, this

8:03was about 6 months ago. World record

8:05tuna. He caught it and it sold for $3.2

8:08million, not yen. United States dollars.

8:11He's rich as now. Retired. 3 million is

8:13the biggest that's ever been caught,

8:14right? The goal would be to catch the

8:15biggest one ever and then we're legends.

8:16Obviously, the cons of this is is we

8:18might not catch the fish, but life's a

8:20gamble. So, this is like, you know,

8:21we're going for like the big hit, right?

8:23This is retirement. This is really what

8:24we're going for. But in the background,

8:26we can also work on lit trucks. So, on

8:27average, these trucks in Japan, they

8:29sell for 30 cents on the dollar. They

8:31don't make them in the US is the

8:32problem. The demand is through the roof.

8:34Like, for example, the guys that detail

8:35my car were looking for one of these

8:36trucks. They couldn't get one because

8:37they don't make them out here. And

8:38people will pay a ton of money for

8:39these. They're like perfect work trucks,

8:40very reliable. Say we put in $50,000, we

8:42sell them for 4x. There's no risk on

8:44this. It's just guaranteed money. And

8:46say we sell all the trucks, then we can

8:48go back to Japan, get more of them, send

8:49them back, and it's like a passive

8:51income thing. Uh, aside from like, you

8:53know, going to Japan and getting the

8:54trucks. I think it could turn into like

8:56a real business and like over time kind

8:58of like make us money in the background,

8:59but then we reinvest that. Maybe we try

9:00and catch the tuna again. Like use this

9:02money, go back, catch a tuna, make more

9:04money here, go back, catch a tuna. The

9:05realistic timeline for this is we got to

9:07move fast. So tomorrow we would go to

9:09Japan. We would be back here in one week

9:11once the big fish is caught like it's

9:12caught. You know, it's kind of like if

9:14you were spinning a slot and only four

9:15only three people could max win, you

9:16would want to be spinning the the slot

9:18first is like a good way.

9:19>> You said tomorrow

9:20>> like in 10 hours type situation.

9:22>> Well, I I'll be the first one to just

9:26say I don't want to. Sorry.

9:29>> Well, okay. Let me finish the thing.

9:30This is also a a good opportunity for

9:32fun. You only live once. Um the World

9:34Cup happens again. The Scheme squad can

9:36only come around once in a lifetime. And

9:38we have the golden opportunity that we

9:39are the best schemers in the entire

9:41world and I think we can do anything.

9:43What do you guys think?

9:44>> Like I said, I'm I'm already out. I uh

9:46I'm going to LAR the World Cup. And

9:48actually that's Dude, Japan is always

9:51around. Are the tuna going anywhere? Are

9:53they going extinct or something? It's

9:55like

9:56>> the World Cup's only every four years.

9:58>> Yeah.

10:00>> Well, yeah, but I mean it's not but the

10:04fish could they die or maybe they get

10:05smaller. Things change. What doesn't

10:07change the World Cup? Okay. Well, dude,

10:09fine. You then I'm doing it. I I'm doing

10:12it one way or another. Uh

10:13>> I figured you were going to do it.

10:16>> Carter, what do you think?

10:18>> I uh man, I don't know that. All right,

10:22I'll pay for your flight.

10:24>> Oh, but we're leaving.

10:26>> I already assumed that was what was

10:28happening.

10:29>> No, you're going to make tomorrow and

10:32pay for our own flight.

10:33>> Yes, [laughter]

10:34bro. You have to the [clears throat]

10:3620,000 is to get

10:37>> dude. Also, side note, Liam has just

10:40been there like mewing

10:43this [laughter] whole entire he has not

10:45broken frame once.

10:47>> Okay. Well, I know Liam

10:48>> This is crazy.

10:49>> Liam and I have talked about this

10:51before. So, Liam's in.

10:53>> I'm definitely out because it's like

10:54this is I've already got a scheme. You

10:56know, this is a pretty big scheme. Evil

10:58is like a big big old thing, you know.

11:00>> Dude, I'm going to be honest. I don't

11:01think you're going to catch a fish. It's

11:03It's a gamble, bro. What do you mean you

11:05don't think you sound like my comment

11:08section? It

11:09>> I'll bet [laughter] you I'll bet you

11:11that catch the fish, bro. Are youing

11:13kidding me?

11:13>> Doesn't Isn't Jacob running his own

11:15business, too?

11:16>> Um, sort of. But yeah, I'm totally sold.

11:19I think we should go over there.

11:21[laughter]

11:21>> Jacob's boat. There's boats over there

11:25right now trying to catch the big one.

11:27>> This is balls farter. He's already got a

11:29business. He's putting it on pause

11:31because he's dreaming big. It's just a

11:33little early, a little late notice is

11:35all.

11:35>> Dude, Carter, if you were getting raped

11:37right now,

11:39>> what what would you do this very second?

11:51[music]

11:51>> Look, they got the uh well, a they got

11:53the Eiffel Tower here, but also look,

11:56they got the San Do you see that? The

11:57San Francisco

11:59bridges.

12:01What's up with that? Japan just stealing

12:03the swag from every other country. But

12:05either way, we are in, you guessed it,

12:07Japan. I am kind of bummed that Farter,

12:10Udie, and uh Liam, we're not into it.

12:13Well, it just sucks cuz it's like those

12:14are my best friends, and I really want

12:16them to get rich. And they're not into

12:17it. I don't know what's wrong with them.

12:18What they say, you can lead the horse to

12:20water, but you can't make a drink.

12:21That's the story of my life. I guess

12:23them. I don't need them anyways. Well,

12:24actually, not all my friends. Dball.

12:25Jacob is here. Jacob's going to make it,

12:27dude. He's with the schemes. He's with

12:29the fishing. He's with the Japan. He's

12:31open to new ideas. So, we got a big week

12:32ahead of us. What's on the agenda? First

12:34of all, first and foremost, we got to

12:36get new clothes because oddly enough, in

12:39my head, when I was like, "Oh, we're

12:41going to Japan." I imagined it would be

12:42nighttime and rainy the whole time. So,

12:45the only clothes that I brought is the

12:47airplane clothes and mying Well, I'll

12:50just show you guys. Look, I mean, it's

12:52it's like, okay, a none of you guys knew

12:54this. 90° and sunny in Japan.

12:58You look like the Asian Michelin man.

13:00>> Yo, don't know about this. This is

13:03actually not a joke. I mean, look, guys.

13:04All I've packed is we have needles,

13:08Zins,

13:09three pairs of underwear, my Bible.

13:12Shout out God for this Japan trip. Shout

13:14out God for making this. God did, bro.

13:18Amen.

13:22This ising crazy.

13:25Holy.

13:27Dude, these people are jacked.

13:29Whoa, I'm so fat. All right, let's work

13:33out, dude. We'll just do edit style.

13:35[music]

13:42[music]

13:47[music]

13:53>> [music]

13:58[music]

14:05>> Let's go to David later gym.

14:07>> Dude, I'm like too pumped up to pose.

14:09That's a side effect as I talk about.

14:11Applao to Tokyo Gyms, bro. That was

14:13awesome.

14:14>> What's up, YouTube? Booty here. For

14:16today's video, I'm uh I'm at Togei's

14:18house with Liam. Say what's up, Liam.

14:21What up?

14:21>> So, basically, I got a call the other

14:23day from Togei talking about, "Do you

14:25want to go to Japan to catch tuna fish?"

14:28And I told him no because I don't like

14:32and also I want to go to the World Cup

14:34game. Anyway, after I got off the phone

14:37with Togei, Liam also was on the call.

14:40He also didn't want to go tuna fishing.

14:42He texted me. He was like, "I also want

14:44to go to the World Cup game." So, I came

14:46down here to Texas to meet up with Liam.

14:49Togei is currently in Japan. So me and

14:52Liam, we're going to the World Cup game.

14:54But the reason that we're filming is we

14:56have a scheme for the World Cup game.

14:59We're betting on France. It's a

15:01gigalock. And we were just like thinking

15:03to ourselves, me and Liam's brains

15:06combined were like, it was almost like

15:09telekinesis. That's where you're like

15:10read each other's minds, right?

15:14>> Yeah. That's when you're like in

15:15someone's mind.

15:16>> Telekinesis.

15:17>> Yeah. Well, anyway, our minds like

15:19synced up and we're like, it was almost

15:21we said it at the same time. We were

15:22like, we should sell Togei's watches and

15:25bet them on the soccer game. So, yeah,

15:27that's what we're doing. That's why I'm

15:29filming cuz it's hilarious for one, and

15:34for two, Togei's not catching a tuna

15:36fish worth 3 million. He's probably not

15:38catching any tuna fishes. And so, he's

15:40going to come home all bummed out, and

15:42me and Liam are going to be like, "We

15:44saved the day." Liam knows where his

15:46watches are. We're going to go steal

15:48them, sell them, bet them on the World

15:50Cup for him, and it's going to [music]

15:53be awesome. All right, you got to lead

15:54the way here.

15:59Time piece trading.

16:01Shout out them. So, it looks like he

16:03only left two watches, which should be

16:05enough. I actually Let's see what we got

16:08here. You know how much this one costs,

16:10Liam?

16:11>> No clue.

16:12>> No clue.

16:13>> No clue.

16:14>> Really? Oyster Perpetual Day Date 40 or

16:1750. Okay. What about this one?

16:21>> Dude, watches are like You could tell me

16:22that was like 90k and it'd be like,

16:24"Yeah, sure." Or like 10k. I'd be like,

16:26"Yeah." [music] Like,

16:26>> yeah.

16:27>> You know, it's like you never know.

16:28>> No, I have no idea. This one Oh, I was

16:30holding it backwards. This one has

16:32diamonds. So, [music]

16:34this one actually looks fancy. Maybe

16:36I'll just take this one for myself.

16:37>> The plan is to put him exactly back how

16:40like nothing ever happens.

16:41>> So, he never even knows.

16:42>> Never even knows. Okay. So,

16:44>> we'll just be like, "Yeah, we bet for

16:46you."

16:46>> We bet x amount for you. We have no much

16:48no idea how much right now, but once we

16:52do, we bet x amount for you. Here's your

16:54winnings minus our 10% commission for

16:58the great idea.

17:00Okay, let's go sell the watches.

17:04Picked up some already essentials, you

17:05know. Check it out, dude.

17:08Catchers catcher uh uh thing. Whatever.

17:12Supreme. And then it came with a glove,

17:14too. It's so sick, dude. I'm actually

17:16really stoked on this. Let's do a fit

17:18check really quick, dude.

17:19[clears throat] All right, first what?

17:22Bape Japan edition. One of one

17:26maybe. Uh, 7-Eleven socks. Unilo Jord.

17:31That's what I'm talking about.

17:32Underneath, you would never expect it.

17:35Bape Bape T.

17:38Supreme catchers jersey. Supreme glove.

17:41Bape hat,

17:43land dweller. Beautiful watch. Really

17:45good starter watch, guys. Um, the bust

17:47down chains. But either way, this is the

17:49problem. The guys that were supposed to

17:50be fishing with that like own the boat

17:52that is going to help us catch the tuna.

17:54They're like blowing smoke up my bro.

17:56They're talking about Oh yeah, the boat

17:57will be ready in a few days. We're

17:57delayed because of weather. What are you

17:59talking? It's literally 80° and sunny

18:02right now. Pretty frustrated about that

18:03whole thing, but um the money don't

18:06sleep. So today's scheme is collectibles

18:08because as you guys know uh that's what

18:10they're into here. We've brought a

18:11$100,000 budget. We spent some of it on

18:14dillydallying. So maybe 90,000 left.

18:16This was more expensive than I would

18:17like to admit. We're going to purchase a

18:19few watches and bring them back to the

18:21States and sell them. Here we go. Day

18:23one. Scheming making the [music] big

18:24bucks in Japan.

18:34>> So this is 9 million and then this is

18:36the remainder.

18:36>> Yo, 9 million yens.

18:39Is it like sus to have this out here?

18:41So, this is like the diamond district

18:42except for Japan is my understanding.

18:44That's so sick.

18:46>> That is pretty.

18:47>> And that seems like the type of thing

18:49you can sell. All right. All right.

18:50Let's look up. Well, this is the first

18:51thing we've seen. I don't 35,000.

18:53>> Yeah, bro. That's pretty accurate,

18:55>> dude. Yeah. I don't I think these are

18:57priced similarly to America. All right,

19:00let's see. I mean, that's ugly,

19:02actually. When you really crunch the

19:03numbers.

19:06>> All right, we'll buy that. That's dope.

19:08That's his first Rolex.

19:10>> He got that when he was like 19.

19:18>> And for context, guys, this is the first

19:21watch I ever bought and then I went

19:22broke and so I had to sell it

19:25unfortunately. But now we're back here

19:27and I don't really know if they like get

19:28offended about negotiating. I don't even

19:29know if they know what I'm saying right

19:30now. But it's got the box. The papers

19:32condition looks good.

19:35Okay, so that's $9,700.

19:39If we want a quick flip, how much would

19:43this be worth in the USA?

19:48Oh, and there's the no tax thing here.

19:52Yo, that's good fraud. That's really

19:54good fraud. I think that's why they make

19:55you say you you're not going to resell

19:57it. They're pretty locked in under

19:59prices. They got the exact United States

20:02of America value. All right, let's go

20:03for 9,200. $500 off. Can I do this much?

20:08>> Sorry.

20:09>> How much is the lowest? Sorry.

20:11>> It's No,

20:15>> no negotiation.

20:16>> Yes. Sorry.

20:20>> I would have I don't want it. We'll find

20:21a different one somewhere else.

20:24>> Oh, this is where it goes down, dude.

20:26Look at this.

20:28>> Oh, is this cheaper?

20:31Oh, it's more expensive than the store

20:33we just turned down.

20:37>> That's not optimal, bro. They might have

20:39the best prices cuz that was He has a

20:411.5.

20:43>> All right, maybe we get this one.

20:45>> The more expensive one.

20:46>> I can't go back. I'm embarrassed.

20:49>> Let's try. Let's see what the best price

20:50we can get on this exact watches. Excuse

20:52me.

20:53>> This is slightly cheaper than the other

20:55place. All right, let's ask him. Could I

20:57for that give you this amount of money?

20:59I know our shop is already fixed price.

21:03>> The shop right there has it for 155.

21:06>> Yeah, our shop can't

21:08>> I can't. Why not? It's the same watch.

21:10>> It's no more discount. I think the scene

21:12model, scene year, and the scene

21:14condition. Our shop is the most cheaper.

21:16>> They're all so good. They just say no.

21:18This is not cutting each other.

21:19>> I would just say your lowest price and

21:21then just say yes or no. And then if

21:22they say no, then just vlog.

21:23>> That's what keeps happening. [music] And

21:24then they say no.

21:25>> But you ask for that and you just say

21:26no. But then you have to say, "Okay,

21:28well then what can you

21:29>> He said no to what's the lowest we could

21:31go on that bad boy.

21:32>> Best price."

21:34>> Yeah, it's a random price. See,

21:37[laughter]

21:38>> there's no negotiation.

21:40>> Try 1.6.

21:42>> Okay. What about What about 1.6?

21:45>> N,

21:46>> dude. [laughter] That's 35,000. Yeah,

21:48bro. That's like $100. They're not going

21:49down on it.

21:50>> Yeah.

21:55Yo,

21:57what is going on with that thing?

22:00>> What? How much is that? That's the

22:03coolest thing I've ever seen.

22:05>> 28 million.

22:07>> All right.

22:08>> So, what is this?

22:11>> Uh, desk desk.

22:14>> So, it's just like this.

22:15>> Yeah. So, desk clock.

22:18>> Oh, desk clock.

22:19>> Yeah.

22:20>> And how much? So this price in 15 tax.

22:24>> Oh, I'll do no tax.

22:25>> Okay.

22:27>> 15,000 [music] US. That's 154. No, no,

22:31no, no, no.

22:33>> 151. So 15,100

22:36US.

22:37>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There you go. 2.43

22:40cash right now. Dude, no one's buying

22:43that thing. That's more dollars than the

22:45price you just showed me. You just

22:46showed me the 2.5 million, right? It was

22:4925

22:50zero.

22:52>> 25.

22:54>> Sorry,

22:54>> it's got to be 2550.

22:56>> Yeah. So, maxing in uh discount price.

23:00>> All right. I'll get it. I'll get it.

23:01I'll get it. All right. Mal Subaru.

23:07>> Yo.

23:09>> Oh, that's really good.

23:10>> That's fire, dude. No way. How much

23:13would you pay for this if you were rich?

23:15Like you're dummy loaded and you walk

23:16into a store and you see it for 25,000.

23:20>> Yeah,

23:20>> I'm doing it.

23:21>> Yeah. Yeah. And I only paid 15. So I

23:23could go back states, find a rich guy.

23:25But really, I think it's a

23:26>> What even is the point of it? What do

23:28you do with it?

23:28>> Put it on your What's the point of this?

23:30>> Yeah.

23:31>> To tell you the time.

23:32>> This tells you the time just as good,

23:33bro. You put on your desk.

23:35>> Super.

23:36>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

23:37>> Is [laughter] that sick?

23:38>> So if you were a billionaire and

23:40somebody you saw that in a store, how

23:41much would you pay for it? Like your

23:43money is no issue.

23:44>> Is this made by Rolex for?

23:45>> Yeah. Yeah. They got box and papers.

23:46Like would you pay 30,000 for that?

23:48>> Yeah.

23:49>> Yeah. See, dude, I am making so much

23:51money.

23:55>> Yo, Neil, how much you pay me for this

23:57thing?

23:58>> You don't give me no funny business,

24:01bro. I need $30,000,

24:03>> brother. $30,000. [laughter]

24:06>> How much you give me for it? Uh, dude, I

24:09don't know off top, but it's like and I

24:11believe I saw that like 2 3k.

24:13>> No, it's not. It's not. You're lying.

24:14You're wrong.

24:15>> No, dude. It's got box and papers.

24:17>> Yeah. Yeah, I know. I'm going to check

24:19right now.

24:19>> All right. You got to check and call me

24:21back. It's not No $3,000. You actually

24:23got to call me. I'm I'm buying it right

24:24now. So, if it's $3,000, you got to tell

24:26me like ASAP. [laughter]

24:28>> All right. All right. I see. I see.

24:31>> If that's $2,000, we have a huge

24:33problem. All right.

24:36>> What? How much it cost? Stop completely.

24:38For me to sell you one would be like

24:40$18,000.

24:41>> Oh, dude. Word. All right. How much you

24:43give me for it? 20,000.

24:45>> Wait, what? I told you I'll sell it to

24:46you for 18. Why would I

24:48>> All right. How [laughter]

24:49you could sell it to somebody else for

24:51more, bro? You got to help me find a

24:52buyer, bro.

24:53>> No. No. But how much are you buying it

24:54for? I'll tell you if it's fair.

24:55>> Uh 15,000.

24:56>> Even Okay. Get it. Get it.

24:58>> Get it. Oh, professional advice. All

25:01right. Thank you, Neil.

25:05Look, look, look. Look.

25:07This watch

25:10>> 130 the market

25:12>> right there is going for

25:14>> 17

25:14>> 17 million yen.

25:16>> Let's look that up.

25:17>> Wo wo d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d

25:17d d d dude. I'm telling you

25:20>> 17 million yen is 108,000. It's a

25:22screaming hot deal.

25:23>> Oh,

25:25>> I did the math wrong.

25:26>> That's $30,000 less dollars. Are

25:28[clears throat] we for sure that this is

25:30the same watch?

25:31>> Yeah, dude. That's the same watch.

25:32>> Offer them 16 million yen.

25:38tomorrow.

25:39>> It just went through.

25:41>> Oh, [laughter]

25:43if someone finds my credit card, it's

25:45just over for me.

25:50>> Tommy tough, dude.

25:57>> Thank you, sir. I appreciate you a ton.

25:59I'll be next time I'm in Japan, I'll

26:00come back.

26:00>> Oh, yeah. Yeah.

26:01>> Thank you so much, sir.

26:03>> Cheers. Have a good one. Yo, talk about

26:07a flip opportunity of the lifetime. We

26:10are so crushing this trip already. Part

26:11of me don't want a flip opportunity this

26:13one, bro. But a businessman got to do

26:15what a businessman got to do. Can't be

26:17holding on to luxury goods. [music]

26:25[music]

26:27Okay guys, we made it to the watch place

26:31to sell the watches. Me and Liam, it's

26:33kind of up if we just only sell Togei's

26:36watches to bet on the G. So me and Liam

26:40are also going to sell our watches and

26:42bet them on France. I'm going to sell

26:46this guy, the Batman. Liam's going to

26:50sell this guy and

26:55this guy.

26:57We're selling this one of Togeis. I'm

26:59wearing it. And then also selling this

27:01one of Togeis. So we're selling these

27:05five watches.

27:07>> Dude, holy l This looks like one of

27:08those like

27:10>> I Liam, you actually should uh like get

27:13a picture of me or some

27:17>> How do I get a

27:17>> And we got the No, no, no. Just keep it

27:19wrong. I'll just screenshot it.

27:20>> Oh,

27:21>> and we got the Mercedes. Can you like

27:22see the logo or

27:25>> But we got to keep the We got

27:26>> Oh, yeah. You can't get the watches. Uh,

27:28you can tell it's a nice car already.

27:30So,

27:30>> yeah, you know,

27:31>> you get the watches and then like,

27:33>> dear Bruce, [music]

27:36>> I need to be honest and clear.

27:39>> So, we got this watch, the Batman. Um,

27:44no papers, just the box.

27:46>> Okay.

27:46>> Yeah.

27:47>> So, that's a 116710.

27:50And we got the Oyster Perpetual with box

27:53and papers. Okay. This is OP. Let me see

27:57what we got here. 2022. That looks good.

28:01Okay.

28:02>> And then

28:04this one as well.

28:07>> Um, this one is what year?

28:09>> Not entirely sure.

28:11>> It's recent. It's just just purchased.

28:13>> Mhm.

28:14>> One, two, three, four.

28:16>> There's one more. One more. I'm wearing

28:17it. We got um

28:20this one. One of my personal favorite

28:23watches. Sad to sell this one, too. But

28:27>> no, just like straight up. No.

28:29>> Dang.

28:30>> Um,

28:30>> this is actually a sick watch.

28:32>> Yeah, it is cool.

28:33>> I really like these. Okay, so this is a

28:35Yacht Master.

28:36>> This is watch only as well.

28:38>> Yeah, that one's watch only.

28:40>> F and E strap. Okay, make sure

28:42everything works. Okay, so let me do

28:43this. I'm going to put everything on a

28:44time graph just to make sure

28:45everything's running good.

28:47>> Uh, give me a few minutes and I'll come

28:48back with everything. Fine.

28:52>> Everything's good. Yeah, everything ran

28:54good. Everything checked out um that I

28:56needed to check. Uh obviously

28:58everything's good. Um so if you want to

29:00run some numbers,

29:01>> okay,

29:02>> so basically 70 grand for this watch to

29:04platinum.

29:05>> Okay, 70 grand for this guy.

29:08>> We're at 225 for this guy. It is a

29:10little tough to sell these on leather,

29:12but it is what it is. They still sell

29:13>> Sky Dweller.

29:15>> Then the Yacht Master Pave, we're going

29:18to pay 30.

29:19>> Okay. And then uh this will pay 13.

29:24>> Okay,

29:24>> it's no card, so that's fine there. And

29:26then this guy will just give you 7K.

29:28>> Okay,

29:29>> so that adds up to about

29:32let's see 1425.

29:33>> 1425. Okay.

29:35>> Um

29:37uh 1425.

29:39>> Oh,

29:40>> yeah.

29:42[music]

29:49>> All right, guys. So today's the day

29:51we're making the bat. Liam went and got

29:53a cashier's check. We had a Marco wire

29:57Liam. Wait, let's actually get a closeup

29:59on this.

30:04Holy [ __ ] Anyway, we're getting the

30:06cash right now

30:08>> and then we're going to go make the bat.

30:09>> There we go.

30:11>> That's 50. So, we didn't cash this out.

30:16>> 100

30:1840 and two.

30:21>> Awesome.

30:21>> All right. Good. Good luck.

30:22>> Thank you so much. Appreciate it.

30:24>> What do they call these ones? The 25,000

30:27chips.

30:28>> Oh, she had a name for it. It was like a

30:30blueberry or something.

30:31>> Yeah. [music]

30:33>> Hello.

30:34>> Hello. How are you doing? Good to see

30:35you.

30:35>> Good to see you.

30:39don't give me a heart attack.

30:42>> It's not as big of a heart attack.

30:44>> It's It still is nerve 142,000 on Grant

30:49to qualify

30:50>> to

30:51>> to advance. Yes.

30:53>> That is a little What do you think?

30:55>> It's a lock.

30:56>> It is a

30:58>> But he doesn't know about this.

31:00>> So,

31:02>> I want you to know it's minus 145

31:04though.

31:05>> Okay. But how much are we betting? 142

31:08or 145?

31:09>> 142.

31:10>> That means we're going to win 97,9315.

31:14>> Perfect.

31:18>> Okay. So, we have to keep this safe,

31:21right? We can't lose the bet slip.

31:24>> Yeah. I should probably hold on to that

31:25just in case.

31:26>> I'll give it to you.

31:27>> Don't trust Judy with it. Oh, dude. I'm

31:30I'm Now it's real. Now I'm nervous.

31:35Oh,

31:36>> flip opportunity. Day two is, as you

31:39guys know, after extensive market

31:41research, I found out these bad boys,

31:43the local.

31:45>> Hi.

31:51>> How you doing?

31:52>> Um,

31:55that's the owner, you think?

31:57>> Okay. Well, either way, we brought a

31:58translator.

32:01>> Dan out of Tokyo Dream.

32:02>> Yeah, 100%. Makes sense. He owns a car

32:04lot. So either way, it's a thing. Have

32:06you guys seen Trailer Park Boys? This is

32:08a very very pristine and highly uh

32:12demanded car in the United States of

32:13America. They go for anywhere from $10

32:15to $30,000. And in Japan, apparently

32:18it's the equivalent of say a Prius or a

32:22Subaru. Well,

32:25Subarus are everywhere here. It's like a

32:26Honda Civic in America. You know, out

32:29here, no one gives a about these. And

32:30I'm pretty sure these are the vans that

32:32we're looking for. is so Japanese.

32:37>> Is everything on his lot for sale?

32:45>> Oh, these are so cute.

32:47>> These are your cars.

32:48>> Not for sale.

32:53>> That's a cool watch.

32:56>> Dude, he got like 80 of them.

33:00>> This is crazy.

33:01>> The Joker.

33:02>> The Joker right here. Yeah, I don't

33:04know. I I think there was a loss in

33:06translation. I think he's saying they're

33:07his, but maybe I could purchase them.

33:09>> He said like he has all these cars at

33:12the factory. He's going to fix it and

33:14then sell one.

33:14>> Oh, they're at the factory.

33:17>> I'm not fully following. But okay, word.

33:18We're just interested in the trucks

33:20today. And there's no tax, right? We

33:21don't do the tax here.

33:22>> Is the same?

33:23>> I don't think so. Yeah.

33:24>> You got a passport?

33:27>> 700.

33:28>> $1,700 for which one? These ones?

33:31>> Suzuki ones? Yes. That is fascinatingly

33:33cheap. What year is that?

33:36>> 999. It's $1,000.

33:39>> We should buy a hundred of these if we

33:40can. Are we allowed to like

33:44open it up, turn it on, take a look at

33:45them? They're all good. Or

33:53>> dude, there's no way everyone is this

33:54small.

34:02Yo, the clutch is on the right side.

34:06>> No.

34:06>> Yes, that's a clutch. No.

34:09>> Press the gas pedal.

34:12>> No.

34:12>> Well, just press it.

34:14>> Yeah, that's the G. It's the gas.

34:15>> Oh, so this is a clutch.

34:17>> Yeah, it's it's the same as America.

34:19>> All right, give it a test drive. Am I

34:22>> Am I allowed to?

34:24>> No, it's illegal. We don't have permits.

34:26>> Where am I supposed to go? I can't read

34:27that. is not [laughter]

34:30>> all I mean I'll drive it.

34:32>> Is that cool?

34:33>> I think that's a bad idea actually.

34:35Drive it.

34:36>> What's that?

34:37>> Crashing.

34:39Got to die.

34:40>> Your protection is really I mean you got

34:42about 6 in from you and the car.

34:44>> I run into a tree. Wait. So, how does

34:46this work? People go brake clutch

34:52first.

34:53>> Are we allowed to drive this?

34:57>> Yo. All right. All right. So, it's cool.

34:59I I get in this car and drive it right

35:00now.

35:01>> All right. Where? All right. Ed, get in

35:03the car. [laughter]

35:04>> You don't even Do you even know how to

35:06drive manual?

35:07>> I'll figure it out.

35:08>> Oh, no. You don't just figure like you

35:10can't.

35:10>> Trust me, bro.

35:12>> I can drive lefty manual.

35:20>> Which one? First gear.

35:21>> Four speed.

35:22>> Four speed.

35:25>> Yeah. Fast. Fast. Second.

35:28>> First, second. Oh, it's a four-speed.

35:31>> Go first.

35:32>> Yeah.

35:42>> Yo yo yo yo.

36:04Oh, dude. This is butter.

36:09>> All right, let's try and hammer in

36:10third. He said straight up. Let's see

36:12how fast this thing goes.

36:14>> Driving on the wrong side.

36:16>> Oh, am I?

36:17>> Yeah. You got me over here, bro.

36:18>> Is that for real?

36:19>> Yes, dude.

36:20>> Why is that guy over there? Yo, he's

36:22coming right at us. Wait, wait, wait. We

36:24got to lock it.

36:25>> All right, you got to get like

36:26directions back or some [ __ ] We'll turn

36:28here. Turn back.

36:31All right.

36:32What's that? You think,

36:35dude?

36:39So, we want to be on Do you think I can

36:41turn right here?

36:41>> I don't think so, dude. Look at this.

36:43>> Look at how skinny that road is.

36:50Oh, we got to go back, bro. We are going

36:52to get lost.

36:53>> Surely we can go left here. I I'm too

36:55nervous to drive on the wrong side of

36:56the road.

36:57>> That just

36:59[laughter] God damn it.

37:04>> Oh, that was so stressful. Can I buy

37:08all of your trucks?

37:13>> Uh, not everything is for sale at the

37:16moment. Do you does he do you have uh

37:20like more that you could get us?

37:23>> I want to get like 10 or like 20.

37:37Oh, he's going to like he has some in

37:39stock so he can just like get more and

37:42then he will let you know later.

37:45>> All right. Word. Yeah, that works. All

37:46right, cool. Can we grab just his number

37:49and then we'll just we can just text him

37:52or whatever. We just want to get as many

37:53as possible. Like as many as he

37:54physically can buy as we can buy in the

37:57next 30 hours cuz we got to get them

37:59back to the States.

38:03>> Okay.

38:05>> All right. So, we have a toy editing

38:07note here. Um I'm not exactly sure how

38:09this translate, but the vibe is that we

38:11needed trucks that were at least 25

38:13years old or they weren't legal in the

38:15United States. I I don't know how that

38:17works, but long story short, our awesome

38:18Tokyo Drift friend was able to find us

38:2112 trucks that were older than 25 years

38:23old. And even better, he was able to

38:25ship them directly to United States for

38:27us. And the 12 trucks were 2.5 million

38:29yen. That equals to about $16,000. So

38:32just over 1,200 per car. That's a pretty

38:36good deal. And then obviously the

38:37shipping ended up costing a lot more,

38:39but at the time I didn't know that. And

38:40you guys will see later on in this video

38:42that ends up causing um some significant

38:44problems. But this is future Togei.

38:46Thank you for this message and uh we

38:48will resume back to present Togei. Word.

38:53[music]

38:58Okay guys, we've made it to Dallas. We

39:00got the game tomorrow, but we have a

39:02slight problem for the game tomorrow. We

39:04bought four tickets cuz Liam has a girl

39:07coming to the game with him and she was

39:09supposed to bring a friend. Anyway, her

39:11friend bailed and so we have an extra

39:13ticket and I kind of thought that this

39:15was the perfect time to, you know,

39:17introduce a segment that I am best at.

39:20Cold approaching. You guys know that's

39:22kind of my forte. Yeah. Basically, we're

39:23going to go out to a sports bar with the

39:26sole purpose of me inviting a girl to go

39:30to the game tomorrow. It's uh Monday

39:32night, so this might be a complete flop,

39:35but we're at Jack's Pore House.

39:47>> [music]

39:52[music]

39:57>> All right, [laughter] dude. We're going

39:59back to the drawing board or you're

40:01going to get beat up out here.

40:02[laughter]

40:03>> Where are we?

40:04>> I don't know. All right. Now we know

40:06Jack's poor house. Monday night. Not a

40:09spot.

40:09>> We should rename it like Tyrone's poor

40:12house or something.

40:14>> There's There are no jacks here.

40:17>> Cuz you're going to get pregnant for her

40:19when you drop her off. When you drop

40:23>> All right, you good. All right.

40:32[groaning]

40:33>> Okay. So what are I have now been in

40:36Japan for like bro who knows how long a

40:39weeks bro

40:43I'm out of schemes other than the

40:44fishing bro cuz I kind I did not plan to

40:48be in Japan for this long. I don't know

40:51what people do

40:53even for fun out here cuz I'm also

40:55trying to stay sober for my um fitness

40:57challenge thing. All the World Cup games

40:59are at like 4:00 in the morning here and

41:02I'm not supposed to be gambling either

41:03way, so it doesn't really matter. What

41:05do people do? I can only work out and

41:07eat ramen so many more times. So, I'm

41:10just on a chronic geek break.

41:14I don't know. I don't have

41:16I don't have a plan for today. We're

41:19going to just do whatever. Mostly just

41:23try and keep my mind off the fishing,

41:25bro, because I can't do anything out of

41:27that. That's a good life lesson. If it's

41:29out of your power,

41:31stop geeking, n [music]

41:39[music]

41:46[music]

41:54got mad beetles on my dude. Is that like

41:56dick, bro? What if it gets on my balls?

41:58[music]

42:14[music]

42:27We got to check that out.

42:29>> I thought you said you weren't gambling.

42:30>> No, I'm not. But we got to at least look

42:32at it, dude. Whoa.

42:36[music]

42:39What is happening?

42:42All right, let's put some more money in

42:44there.

42:45Go.

42:57Come on. Come on. [music]

43:06>> That's it. That's it.

43:07>> Oh, no.

43:09>> This game's awesome, dude. You don't

43:10like it? What are you doing? [music]

43:13We should see if there's better games,

43:15bro. But I want to hit the jackpot so

43:17bad, like more than I want to read. I

43:20want to

43:22show I don't even know how much is it.

43:24Who knows?

43:26[music]

43:32[music]

43:39What's going on?

43:44What does it mean?

43:51[screaming]

43:51Three in a row. Okay. What does it mean

43:53though? Oh. Oh. Okay. That's got to be

43:56the jackpot. Lucky. Super lucky. That's

44:00what I'm talking about. How many balls

44:03is it though? Look, we got it. Oh, dude.

44:06Look at this. [music]

44:13again

44:151,500

44:20like 20 US

44:25over 20 US.

44:28You're here for an hour. I don't know if

44:30I'm understanding correctly, but it

44:33sounds like we just put in 40,000 yen,

44:37sat for an hour, hit the jackpot, it

44:40gave us a music video, said super lucky,

44:43and I got 1,500 yen back,

44:50baby.

44:57Come on, bro.

45:00I win snacks.

45:06Do I get money?

45:13>> 181.

45:14>> Oh, 181. I don't get

45:17>> I'll get two of these. What is your

45:21name? The mustard's out here, bro.

45:30>> [laughter]

45:34>> Oh, so I give him this and give him one.

45:37>> Oh, so this is the legal loophole.

45:40>> 90,000.

45:41>> No, no,

45:43>> 9,000.

45:45>> We put in about 40,000 yen. We got

45:4810,000 yen back. And then the change is

45:50given you in water and snacks. So, I got

45:53one water, three brownies. You want a

45:55brownie, dude? Yeah, I do.

45:56>> I want the brownie one.

45:57>> I want this one, though.

45:58>> All right, let's try our winning.

46:01>> Thank yourself, dude. We worked hard for

46:03that. Yo, this actually looks awesome.

46:04That looks really good.

46:07>> Oh, wow. That's so bad.

46:09>> Oh my god, it's so dry. How's yours?

46:11>> Oh my god, that's so good.

46:13>> What

46:14>> is it? Get a bite of that, dude.

46:20>> Okay. [laughter]

46:22It's so good. So buttery, bro.

46:25I can eat that. Oh my god, that was one

46:27of the best things I ever tasted. Dude,

46:28that's how cinos are done. That's

46:30awesome.

46:30>> Okay, guys. So,

46:33>> we're going to the game and No, we

46:35didn't we didn't ever uh get rid of that

46:38fourth ticket. So, you see this guy

46:40behind my shoulder? He's yelling for

46:43tickets and I could offer it to him.

46:49Nah, dude. And it's nothing to do with

46:52his race. It has to do with he was

46:54missing likeing eight front teeth. It

46:57was gross. And I would had to sit by him

46:59the whole time. Maybe these girls want

47:01to come with us.

47:03>> Hi girls. You guys want to come to the

47:05game with us?

47:08>> That hurt my ears. Probably better they

47:11don't come with us. All right. Excuse

47:13me.

47:17>> Let's go, dude.

47:20This is awesome.

47:22>> Yeah. [laughter]

47:24Lacy.

47:26Lacy. Toi says you're a fat. Hey,

47:30>> what up?

47:32>> Check this out. We're mogging. We're

47:34seat mogging. Lacy. Look at that. Get

47:38Well, that was rude to me to say it was

47:40a I'm sorry.

47:42>> No kicking.

47:42>> I'm sorry.

47:46>> What just happened?

47:48>> Penalty kick. So, we're Look at this

47:51coward.

47:56>> [cheering]

48:02[cheering]

48:11[cheering]

48:19>> That's not good. The game's probably

48:21over now, guys. We're such idiots, bro.

48:26>> What a day, huh? I was talking to um

48:30this dude outside of the casino in

48:31Japan. Hey, I didn't even know casinos

48:33were a thing in Japan. I thought it was

48:34illegal to gamble, you know? I didn't

48:36know Kim Jong-un was into that, but you

48:38can't gamble like high enough stakes,

48:40you know, like best case scenario, win a

48:42few thousand bucks, or so I thought. I

48:45was talking to this guy outside of the

48:47um the pleinko parlor is what they call

48:51them. And I guess there's like a ton of

48:53gambling related things in Japan. For

48:55example, horse racing, boat racing, bad

48:58mitten, MLB, all this kind of stuff. You

49:01can just gamble on it. It's totally

49:02legal. I didn't know that that was a

49:04thing. So anyways, I've kind of uh come

49:06around to the idea that I should try all

49:08of these things. I mean, it's part of

49:12the experience. When I go to a new

49:14country, I want to get immersed in the

49:15culture entirely. And gambling, you

49:18know, is part of the culture. It would

49:19be a disservice to myself and the people

49:21and you guys if we didn't try gambling.

49:24I have to try a little bit of gambling

49:26while I'm here. Um cuz I'm sure you guys

49:28at home are also somewhat curious about

49:31like what is it like? How do you win

49:33money? Is it profitable? Is it a

49:34universal skill? Just cuz I'm good at

49:36soccer, will I be good at Japanese

49:38gambling? I don't know. I feel

49:40optimistic, but these are all things

49:41we're going to find out.

49:53Who do you think is going to win?

49:56>> Who wants to win?

49:58>> One, two, three. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

50:00>> He says 1,200.

50:02>> All right. Thank you, sir. You guys are

50:04nice.

50:05>> We'll give him 10,000 bucks for the

50:06help.

50:06>> Thank you, sir.

50:07>> Huh?

50:08>> For the help. I appreciate it. Oh. All

50:10right. 1 2 3. All

50:13right, let's hammer a beer, dude. Can I

50:15do the the the uh uh saporo?

50:19>> Is that beer? That's beer. Beer. Yep.

50:21That's so sick, dude. Check this out.

50:24So, you bet on a boat. It's just like

50:26horse racing but in Japan.

50:31>> This is so sick.

50:34Okay. Uh do you know how to place a bet?

50:41We brought

50:46>> 5 million yen. Wait, 1 2 3 4 5. Yeah, 5

50:49million yen. Hopefully, we double it.

50:51Make 5 million yen. That'd be a good

50:52day's work. So, how do we place the bet?

50:55>> There are six votes. A1 is the highest

50:58rank and then B2 is the lowest. These

51:00are their age. Like top one is their age

51:03and then the bottom is their uh

51:05>> dude, let's bet on an old guy. 54 years

51:07old, bro.

51:08>> Oh, she's 19.

51:09>> She's been a 19y old.

51:11>> They don't know what they're doing.

51:12>> There's a 19 female.

51:14>> 19-year-old female. Not happening, bro.

51:16She is not winning, bro. Give me a

51:1850-year-old dude.

51:19>> That's a great underdog story.

51:21>> 19-year-old female. That's a great She

51:22going to crash and everybody story, bro.

51:25It's going to be on the news. All right,

51:26let's hammer off like a ton of money on

51:28this first one.

51:29>> Yo, Dbo, are you listening?

51:31>> No.

51:31>> This is very important stuff, dude. So

51:33if you win one, you got the easiest

51:35start is like being on the inside of the

51:37track if you all started in the same

51:38lane. This is how likely they are to win

51:40one time,

51:42>> two times in a row, three times in

51:44[music] a row or something. Let's just

51:45hammer two guys and if either win do

51:47like a exact or the trifecta.

51:51>> Yeah, let's do that. These guys are

51:52awesome.

51:52>> Let's actually call the whole race. It's

51:54only six.

51:55>> How much would you want to put? Like do

51:56you want to do a huge bet?

51:57>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I I would like to do

51:58at least [music] 500,000.

52:00>> 500,000. 500,000.

52:04Yeah. Yeah.

52:13>> So, fill it out. We'll do one card with

52:17800,000 on the guy to win so we can

52:19finish that and then we'll do a separate

52:21card with half a million on Jacob's guy.

52:23All right. So, we have 500,000 yen on

52:26six the big dog to win. We have five

52:28tickets for 100,000 each. And then we

52:31have a million yen on one to win. And

52:33then it sounds like we have 200,000 yen

52:36on 312 trifecta.

52:39That's pretty dope. All right, cool.

52:40Let's go. If 312 happens, we are the

52:42richest people in this whole place. If

52:44we hit the trifecta, it pays out over

52:46$100,000. It's like 20 million yen, but

52:48it's also one in 120.

52:51>> How many combinations of trifecta?

52:55>> 120.

52:58120.

53:00>> We're getting smoked by four. Look at

53:03blue, dude. Who is that guy?

53:07>> We're getting smoked by four.

53:11Come on. Come on. White. Oh, yeah.

53:13That's a good turn. That's a good turn.

53:14No, we're getting smoked by this guy.

53:18Oh, dude. Four us. Six goting smokes,

53:22bro. All right. All right. Let's go play

53:24some other bet. We'll do uh half a

53:25million yen on two. Oh, that was your

53:29pick. Just cuz I said that. What else

53:31could we look at here, you know? All

53:33right, we'll bet four. We'll bet half a

53:34million yen on four to win. And then

53:36we'll do a 100,000 on a trifecta. 423.

53:40And then one more trifecta. That is 3 1

53:43[music]

53:445. I feel like we're at a disadvantage

53:46here, not knowing anything. So, we'll

53:48put 1.2 million yen on this race.

53:51Okay.

54:00All right. So, this race we need 315 or

54:04423 or we need straight up. We have half

54:06a million yen on two to win and half a

54:08million yen on four to win. So, this is

54:10your trifecta right here, Gar. 315. And

54:12that will pay half of my AP. If we win,

54:16if this trifecta hits, I'll get hammered

54:18and go to soap heads. [music]

54:22Oh, come on.

54:25Left three.

54:40Two. Yeah, it's

54:44>> um I think we don't look at that. I

54:48think we just pick two numbers and then

54:50two trifectas and just go with the wind.

54:53>> It's six.

54:55>> Uh, I'll take two.

54:56>> All right, we'll do half a million on

54:58six and half a million on two.

55:00>> All right, we're down to our last 2

55:01million yen. This is not optimal.

55:08>> This is so sick. I wish I had more

55:09money. I see how people lose it all

55:11here. I'm ready to lose it all. This

55:13place is awesome, bro. This is

55:14definitely my favorite thing that we've

55:15done in Japan this whole time. Although,

55:17we have only lost 3 million yen so far.

55:22Here we go, dude. Two and six. We need

55:25this one to hit or it's really just

55:26coach for us.

55:32>> Come on. Six. So far,

55:37>> look at six. Oh no, he's slowing down.

55:49the first laugh. That all that matters.

55:53>> Oh my god.

55:57>> What is he doing?

56:02>> I'm telling you, somebody called and

56:03said half a million yen is on you. You

56:04got a sandbag.

56:06>> All right, let's go place our last bet.

56:07We're down to our last million yen.

56:08>> I want four.

56:10>> You want four? All right, let's bet

56:11four. All right, we'll do half a million

56:12on uh four and half a million on This is

56:17our last million yen right here, fellas.

56:19>> Why don't you, you know, break it off?

56:21250 250 and then you have one for the

56:23last race or you just want to

56:24>> No, because dude, dude, dude, this is

56:25gambling 101. You don't want to drop

56:27your bet when you're due cuz then it

56:30hits and then what? We're still losing

56:32money. If anything, we should put a

56:34million dollars on four. No, we'll do

56:35half a million on four and half a

56:36million ones.

56:42And then this is this kind of the plan.

56:44This is going to smack and then I'm

56:45going to put it all into trifectas on

56:47the next one. 25 trifectas. Surely one

56:49of those hits.

56:51>> All right.

56:53>> Oh, we bet on an A2. All right, we

56:56should be We should be a lock. If one

56:59wins, we all win so much money cuz it's

57:01a B1 against two A2s. Oh, here we go,

57:03dude. Oh my god. Come on. One or four.

57:07All right, there goes one.

57:12Oh, we're cooked. That's it. Y it's

57:14gone, bro. It's good. It's gone.

57:18[laughter]

57:19>> Four is a dead ass. He's supposed to be

57:21the favorite. Oh my god. And there goes

57:23two.

57:25>> Oh,

57:28one and four are dead last. Got the

57:30reverse trifecta,

57:32bro.

57:34What the?

57:37>> This is so rigged, dude. Out of five

57:40races, we bet on 10 people. Look at two.

57:43Oh my four. What is he doing? Oh my.

57:50That has to be a sandbag. That has to be

57:52He was the favorite. We hammer the

57:53favorite and he's last by a mile. That's

57:55got to be a sandbag, bro. That's That's

57:57ridiculous. All right, so we lost 5

57:59million yen.

58:02Oh,

58:08I'm getting reamemed in Japan, bro. This

58:11tuna better work out or I should have

58:14just stayed home instead kept sports

58:16betting. This is not a profitable

58:19venture so far. All right, that was

58:21[ __ ] That was 5 million yen. It's

58:24easy to put the yen in the machine, but

58:25then you realize that cost me real

58:27dollars to get that. And that's like 30

58:29something,000. That was that was I don't

58:32know. That was just a terrible day. This

58:33whole trip is kind of turning into a

58:36disaster.

58:37Justing, bro. I got to stop just wasting

58:41money on dumb [ __ ]

58:45>> All right, we're going to do three and a

58:46half million yen cuz we're running low,

58:48bro. Like really low. If I don't win

58:51today, bro. [laughter]

58:53Going to be my brains up in your floor.

58:55But I'm going to bet smaller. Like maybe

58:57400,000 per horse. We lost $30,000

58:59yesterday, dude. That's like a third of

59:00an AP. This is as nice as it gets, dude.

59:05What? Yo, look at how beautiful this is.

59:09This is Wow. Very impressive. Japan.

59:12They've really done outdone themselves

59:14with this.

59:15>> They run around the whole mother one

59:17time for all the money, all the marbles.

59:21>> Craziness.

59:22>> Can we change it to huge?

59:24>> Yeah. Yeah. Especially for that heat. I

59:25think it's very inhumane. Horses do like

59:27to run.

59:28>> Yeah, that's their thing. That's like if

59:30I didn't let a Edward film, he'd be

59:31like, "Let me film. Let me

59:32>> Let's chuck this 70 to1." 86 to1, bro.

59:37What do they got, dude? A dude with Down

59:38syndrome thing. That doesn't make sense

59:40that it would ever be 80 to1. Might as

59:42well not even have him race. Everyone

59:44loves a good comeback story, though. All

59:46right, so we'll hammer this guy just to

59:47warm up. Uh 3.7.

59:52[laughter]

59:54>> Every time I click a button, they

59:56justing add so much more. All right. So,

59:59the first bet we have is number one.

1:00:02>> 8.6 odds.

1:00:07>> $400,000.

1:00:08>> Oh, wait. Here we go. These are the

1:00:10odds.

1:00:12>> Good sloppy standard. This doesn't mean

1:00:14much.

1:00:15>> All right. This shows the odds. So, this

1:00:17is Should we hammer 159

1:00:20>> to one?

1:00:20>> I don't know what this means.

1:00:22>> It means you win 159 times your money.

1:00:25>> Oh. Oh. Oh. The odds are 159 to one.

1:00:28the dude [laughter] dead last. He's

1:00:30gonna break his leg before he gets here.

1:00:31>> All right.

1:00:32>> Okay, we have one and 10. Oh, we bet one

1:00:35realing.

1:00:37>> Number one has never won, bro. He had a

1:00:40good performance, but it did. He started

1:00:43early or something. Sloppy and standard

1:00:45performance.

1:00:48I think we just go off into names, dude.

1:00:50Like pineapple cake. That guy's not

1:00:52winning.

1:00:54>> Yo, this is butterfly, dude. All right.

1:00:56Should we hammer your butterfly?

1:00:58>> It's 56 to1, dog.

1:01:01>> How do you know butterfly?

1:01:03>> Oh, it started. It's going.

1:01:05>> We're racing. Oh, hold on. Where's it

1:01:07from?

1:01:07>> There's three.

1:01:09>> What are we one 10? Oh, got a four,

1:01:12dude.

1:01:16>> Oh, third place. Come on. 10, [laughter]

1:01:19>> bro. Yeah, there's Oh, look, dude. He's

1:01:24>> No. Here goes 10. Here comes 10. Here

1:01:27comes 10. No. Come on.

1:01:30>> Oh no.

1:01:32>> Oh my god. 10 got second place. That was

1:01:35a good good try on the first one, bro.

1:01:37All right, Jacob. I'm going to give you

1:01:39three choices and you pick one. Grass.

1:01:41Ricky. Oh, dude. Ocean Cronis.

1:01:45>> That's cold.

1:01:46>> Ocean Cronis is a 75 to one shot.

1:01:49>> He looks like he's 12,

1:01:50>> dude. Let's hammer Ocean Cronis. 75 to1

1:01:53odds suit. It's They just spent 100,000.

1:01:56I'd pay 7.5 million yen.

1:01:59>> 100,000 is basically no thousand.

1:02:01There's two horses in here that are

1:02:02significantly better than everyone. And

1:02:04that would be Grass Ricky and Sepron.

1:02:09Should we just hammer Ocean Cronis with

1:02:11everything we got?

1:02:13>> What if we made like a 100 million yen

1:02:15right now? I'm going to put a little

1:02:16more on Ocean Cronis from a 76 to1, but

1:02:20since we bet so much, it's now 5 to1.

1:02:23What?

1:02:26>> So that's how that works.

1:02:27>> These have nothing to do with how good

1:02:29the horse actually is.

1:02:30>> Well, no, that's like opening odds, you

1:02:31know? It's like, oh, it's probably 70,

1:02:32but but but then, you know, it shifts.

1:02:35>> So that means we get paid 5 to1.

1:02:37>> Yeah. I mean, we got cuz Ocean Cronis is

1:02:40a 70 to1 horse, but we're getting paid

1:02:42out at 5:1.

1:02:44>> Could we bet on um Grass Ricky?

1:02:47>> I like Grass Ricky.

1:02:48>> All right, we'll go in with 400,000 on

1:02:51Grass Ricky. The more I look at this, I

1:02:54keep like being like, "Oh, I want to bet

1:02:55on this guy." Then I look over. It's

1:02:58Ocean Cronis.

1:03:00[laughter]

1:03:01>> Okay, dude. He's an 80 to1 opener. Bro,

1:03:04>> look at this guy, though. Dude, he looks

1:03:05sick.

1:03:06>> I bet the odds keep shifting against

1:03:07him.

1:03:08>> His last three races went good, muddy,

1:03:10good. Everybody else, sloppy, sloppy,

1:03:13sloppy, sloppy, sloppy, sloppy, sloppy.

1:03:17He's the only one,

1:03:18>> dude. Should we just put all 2 million

1:03:20left on Cronis, dude? Ocean Cronis just

1:03:21keeps getting better in the odds.

1:03:23>> Everyone's reacting to your bet. Like

1:03:25you brought it from 75 to like four and

1:03:27then everyone

1:03:28>> cuz they

1:03:30[laughter]

1:03:30just nuked a huge underdog and now

1:03:33everyone's on Ocean Cronis. Now Ocean

1:03:35Cronis is the third favorite in the

1:03:37whole race.

1:03:38>> There's Ocean.

1:03:39>> Oh. Oh, he looks stiff, bro. [laughter]

1:03:41>> He looks He looks dizzy out there. What

1:03:44the

1:03:47>> He's limping. Ocean Cronis is getting

1:03:50smoked, bro.

1:03:51>> Is that grass Ricky?

1:03:57>> Come on. Grass Ricky.

1:04:03>> No.

1:04:06>> Not grass Ricky.

1:04:07>> Grass Ricky.

1:04:09>> Oh, that my my my I will say though, we

1:04:12got two second places. Wait, so the last

1:04:14guy won and he was standard muddy good.

1:04:19>> I think I think those are the conditions

1:04:21of the previous races.

1:04:24[laughter]

1:04:24>> No way.

1:04:26>> Jacob,

1:04:28>> did you hear what he just said?

1:04:29>> The past performance thing, that's not

1:04:32past performance. That's the condition.

1:04:34Sloppy means the racetrack was sloppy.

1:04:36If it was muddy, it means it was muddy.

1:04:39>> Oh, look. That was my guy.

1:04:42>> No, no, no, no. I don't think he should

1:04:43be at ground cuz look it he got second

1:04:46when it was sloppy and then eighth when

1:04:48it was good. So he does better when the

1:04:49track is.

1:04:50>> Now you're thinking now you're thinking

1:04:52actually thinking.

1:04:53>> And now look at

1:04:54>> number 13 Nance show. When the track is

1:04:58better he crushed.

1:05:00>> Yo.

1:05:02Okay. Okay. Do you want to know his odds

1:05:04or doesn't matter?

1:05:07Look at his odds

1:05:11>> to win this race. 103 854

1:05:14>> or 12.

1:05:16>> 103 85 horses and all of

1:05:18>> them are underdogs.

1:05:20>> 14. There's 14. Smile loco, dude. Smile

1:05:23loco is going to win this.

1:05:24>> We only got 14.

1:05:25>> I know. That was we wanted them.

1:05:28>> No. It's Smile Loco. No.

1:05:32>> Oh, wait. We have money on Smile Loco.

1:05:34Do we? Is that four? 14.

1:05:36>> No.

1:05:39We were I dude what are you doing?

1:05:43>> You go smile loco is a guy and I go and

1:05:45then you go I don't think smile loc

1:05:50was my guy.

1:05:51>> No no no I don't think he should be

1:05:57>> out of money. It's gone dude. We lost 8

1:06:01and 12 million yen. That's half an AP.

1:06:05>> This is just all a sham, bro. I I can't

1:06:07stand this place.

1:06:08>> This place or the boat race? What's

1:06:10cooler?

1:06:12>> This place? The boat race is pretty like

1:06:14grungy, depressing.

1:06:16>> This is like high class.

1:06:18>> Let's get some ice cream.

1:06:20>> Yeah, dude. That's what it's all about.

1:06:25>> Horrible.

1:06:26>> Okay, guys. So, admittedly,

1:06:29that whole idea was a bad idea. And it

1:06:34takes a strong man to admit when he's

1:06:35wrong, but not only to admit that he's

1:06:38wrong, wrong the right or make the wrong

1:06:41into a right. Right? So that's what

1:06:43we're going to do. I should have just

1:06:45went to Japan in the first place, but

1:06:47learned my lesson and I'm going to Japan

1:06:49now. They don't know that I'm coming. I

1:06:51have an inside guy, but besides him, no

1:06:53one knows that I'm coming. And so I'm

1:06:56going to fly to Japan now and go meet up

1:06:57with them. So

1:07:08[music]

1:07:15what do you

1:07:17>> I'm just here to chill in Tokyo with you

1:07:19guys.

1:07:19>> How' you find

1:07:20>> I had an inside guy.

1:07:22>> What?

1:07:23>> Where we were?

1:07:24>> Yeah,

1:07:24>> dude. That's dope. What up? What up

1:07:26vlog? What are you vlogging? I guess

1:07:29Japan.

1:07:30>> Yeah, basically. Basically just Japan. I

1:07:33went to the World Cup game.

1:07:36>> France, Spain.

1:07:38>> Oh, dude. I saw they lost.

1:07:39>> Yeah.

1:07:40>> I'm glad it was at uh 4 in the morning

1:07:42here.

1:07:43>> So, I didn't I if I was gambling, I

1:07:46would have lost all.

1:07:47>> You didn't even see Dude, this flight

1:07:48here is brutal.

1:07:51>> Did you Did you bet on the game?

1:07:53>> Um I bet like a little bit. Look at

1:07:57this. I can't believe you're in Japan,

1:07:59dude.

1:07:59>> Yeah, dude. I I know I don't seem like

1:08:02it, but I about 24 hours ago, I was

1:08:05stoked to come here.

1:08:07>> Now the life just drained.

1:08:09>> Oh my god. Yeah, the jet lag is still

1:08:10killing me, but dude, it's good to see

1:08:11you. [music]

1:08:15>> Okay, guys. What's up? I'm excited to be

1:08:17here in Tokyo.

1:08:21As far as the whole um selling Togei's

1:08:24watches situation goes, I think I'm just

1:08:27gonna not tell him about it and, you

1:08:30know, leave Mr. Liam to deal with it.

1:08:32Yeah, seems like that's the best course

1:08:34of action. But anyway, you know, lesson

1:08:36learned. Soccer is little fit check

1:08:40maybe. What? What? What? What? Black KP

1:08:44got the long shorts, babe. Wait a

1:08:48minute. Oh, but guys, check this out.

1:08:51Very exciting news is you guys remember

1:08:53my friend Udy? Udy has what? He pulled

1:08:56up to Japan. He didn't even tell me he

1:08:58was pulling up to Japan. He just texted

1:08:59someone on my team and hunted us down.

1:09:01Which is now that I think about it, a

1:09:03really bizarre way to tell somebody,

1:09:05"Yes, I would like to join your

1:09:07business. Just show up." But it's kind

1:09:08of fun. Whatever. Either way, Odie is

1:09:11joining and I'm really excited about

1:09:12this because I think we work really well

1:09:14together. We've never made any money

1:09:15together in the past. All we do is fail

1:09:17miserably on all things and you know

1:09:20waste hundreds of thousands of dollars.

1:09:21Sometimes we do drugs. Sometimes just

1:09:24you know bang hookers. There's a lot of

1:09:27nothing really good has ever happened um

1:09:30with Udy

1:09:32but I think it's awesome and I think

1:09:34this time is going to be different. Look

1:09:36at the ocean out there.

1:09:43All right.

1:09:45So sick.

1:09:53>> A 243 kilogram blue fin sold for 510

1:09:58million yen, about 3.2 million US at

1:10:02Monday's first auction of the year.

1:10:04>> The tuna was caught off in northern

1:10:06Japan.

1:10:07>> Ma in northern Japan.

1:10:08>> The biggest fish of northern Japan's

1:10:10history.

1:10:10>> Gigantic [music] tuna

1:10:12>> in Northern Japan. for $3.1 million

1:10:15>> off of the coast of Ma

1:10:18in northern Japan.

1:10:27We're like 5 hours out of Tokyo. We've

1:10:29been traveling all day, but we finally

1:10:31have a boat situation where we catch the

1:10:34$3 million tuna. This is about as ocean

1:10:37fishing as it gets right here.

1:10:40And also I we don't really know what to

1:10:41expect cuz A doesn't speak English. B

1:10:44just met this guy 4 days ago.

1:10:52>> This ising

1:10:55fitted appropriately. They're wearing

1:10:57the same thing. The vets. We look like

1:11:00vets. That's probably why they're so

1:11:02down with us because look at that guy.

1:11:03He's got on the same thing too.

1:11:06>> You look good. You look good.

1:11:08>> I look good, dude.

1:11:22>> Holy, dude. We really hate out here.

1:11:24>> This is insane. If anyone's going to

1:11:26help me catch a $3 million tuna, it's

1:11:28these people.

1:11:29>> This is nuts.

1:11:31>> I wonder how far out in the ocean does

1:11:32this thing go.

1:11:34>> Yeah, dude.

1:11:35>> What are you doing? It's good luck.

1:11:36Apparently, weed up all the horses, but

1:11:38now we're due

1:11:39>> on the thing that really matters, the

1:11:41fish.

1:11:43>> Whoa, dude. This is terrifying. This is

1:11:46how you die.

1:11:48>> We're going to sea with people we never

1:11:49met before in our whole lives that don't

1:11:52speak our language. This is like squid

1:11:54man rules 101. You were just walking

1:11:57around and you met this guy. Yeah.

1:11:58>> Yeah. Can we go on your boat and get

1:12:00your fish?

1:12:01>> That's crazy, dude. Cheers. This is

1:12:03awesome, dude.

1:12:05Y

1:12:08fishing pole.

1:12:10>> My favorite part is that they don't even

1:12:12give us life. They're like [laughter]

1:12:14safety. Whatever.

1:12:15>> Yeah. If this boat sinks though, it is

1:12:17really over for us.

1:12:18>> I keep thinking that though. It's like

1:12:19this is the best way to die. Imagine

1:12:21going out by heart attack. Like this is

1:12:23the cool way to die.

1:12:25>> Yeah. At 24 years old, dude.

1:12:27>> Well, if you have to choose.

1:12:29>> I'd rather die have a heart attack at

1:12:3190.

1:12:32>> Oh yeah. a heart attack.

1:12:34>> Dumb idiot drowned trying to catch a

1:12:36fish. That's legendary actually.

1:12:38>> Huh?

1:12:39>> You seen laughing pie?

1:12:41>> No.

1:12:41>> You know how they get straight How you

1:12:42get straight out?

1:12:43>> No, I've not seen it. I don't know that.

1:12:48This is insane.

1:12:51Wow, dude. This is a big sweat. This is

1:12:54a bigger sweat than any bet I've placed

1:12:56in my entire life. Got to catch the big

1:12:59tuna or Japan was a total race. The

1:13:02blackest black I've ever seen. That's

1:13:05like all the way black. There's not a

1:13:07single thing. We are in the middle of

1:13:08nowhere. I guess this is where the

1:13:10tunes. Wow.

1:13:12>> Like what? Over. That's like 300,000

1:13:15>> for this boat. That seems No, no, no.

1:13:17That's over. 60 million yen. 400 thou

1:13:20450,000 for this boat.

1:13:23No wonder tuna so expensive.

1:13:25>> This guy's a millionaire.

1:13:26>> What?

1:13:27>> I guess so. Yeah. What? This guy's a

1:13:29millionaire. This is a pretty well dude

1:13:31cuz if tuna are going for that much

1:13:33money he just had to caught a few good

1:13:36tun in his days.

1:13:39>> Seems like we've reached our

1:13:40destination.

1:13:46>> What? That's what they're doing. It's

1:13:47very difficult with this language

1:13:49barrier. All right, let me

1:13:56come on.

1:13:59That's crazy.

1:14:02>> Oh, what?

1:14:04>> Biggest hook I ever seen. I don't like

1:14:06how they're wearing life, bro.

1:14:13I have no

1:14:19just stay here.

1:14:23>> Are you guys around this rope? You can

1:14:25die. You can die. Yeah.

1:14:28>> What?

1:14:29>> Yo, don't touch that rope or you can die

1:14:31>> because it, you know, that's the line.

1:14:32So, if the tuna gets on the line and

1:14:34we're like close to the line or

1:14:36something, it could just like rip

1:14:37through us.

1:14:38>> This is terrifying. It's getting right.

1:14:40It's been about 30 minutes.

1:14:42No luck so far. But I don't know how

1:14:44this thing normally goes. I imagine it

1:14:47takes a while to catch a fish. I mean,

1:14:50they seem to be not too concerned, but

1:14:52it's like

1:15:05Oh, what's going on there?

1:15:07>> Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What's going

1:15:09on here?

1:15:11>> Hold on, hold on.

1:15:13>> What's he saying?

1:15:16>> Uh, it was too big and then escaped.

1:15:20>> It escaped.

1:15:21>> Huh?

1:15:22>> Not this dog.

1:15:24So my god, show me the shisha lips, bro.

1:15:29>> Yo.

1:15:32>> Wa. [screaming]

1:15:34That's the That's the biggest fish I've

1:15:35ever seen in my whole life. Oh, that

1:15:37thing is huge. Holy [ __ ]

1:15:42That's huge.

1:15:44>> That's crazy.

1:15:45>> Dude, that's the biggest fish I've ever

1:15:47seen by 5x at least.

1:15:49>> Wa!

1:15:51Yo,

1:15:54>> that's insane.

1:15:55>> Oh my god.

1:16:04It's 50. It's 15 kg.

1:16:05>> 50 kg. We need one 10 times as big as

1:16:08that. Hold on.

1:16:09>> What does it feel like?

1:16:11>> Wo.

1:16:13>> Oh, it's yellow.

1:16:15>> Oh, you need the blue fin. And also,

1:16:17okay, so that's 50 kg, which is 120 lb.

1:16:20We need one five times bigger than that.

1:16:22>> And a blue

1:16:24>> and a blue fin. So, we are missing the

1:16:26mark by a large bit, but this is still

1:16:27the coolest thing I've ever seen.

1:16:29>> Whoa, dude.

1:16:30>> 50 kg fish. All right, that's a great

1:16:32start, dude.

1:16:34>> I got you.

1:16:36>> This is This is going on my hinge

1:16:37profile,

1:16:39[laughter]

1:16:44>> dude. There's no picking that thing up.

1:16:46>> It's huge.

1:16:47>> Let me get on one side. You get on the

1:16:48other side.

1:16:48>> All right. All right. All right. Jacob,

1:16:49you get on that side. It's kind of like

1:16:51a thumbnail, except for we'll AI that

1:16:52bad boy and make it like 20 times

1:16:54bigger.

1:16:55>> All right. All right. Ready?

1:17:01>> Oh, you grab it by the tail.

1:17:04>> Just going to this fishly.

1:17:07>> Yeah.

1:17:08>> From now

1:17:09you guys can lift it.

1:17:12>> Wait,

1:17:12>> that fish ain't

1:17:14>> that thing just done bled out.

1:17:16>> It keeps popping. No, if he was alive,

1:17:18you would be eating, bro.

1:17:20>> Oh, this one.

1:17:35>> Dude, I can't even like fathom what it

1:17:37would be like if it was five times

1:17:38bigger. That was the biggest fish I've

1:17:40ever seen in my life.

1:17:52Let's go.

1:17:54>> Let's go.

1:17:56>> Apparently, it's big. It's a big

1:17:58[screaming]

1:18:02>> Oh, he's locked in. I got to get out of

1:18:03the way.

1:18:06>> Oh, dude. This would be so sick if this

1:18:07was a 500 lb tuna. This is like kind of

1:18:09triging into a slot and then you just

1:18:12wait to see what you get. like, "Oh, we

1:18:13got the tree in." But it's like, "Don't

1:18:14be don't dopie." They said this is a big

1:18:17one and if the last one was a small one

1:18:19then

1:18:24[laughter]

1:18:34[music]

1:18:44Oh, this one is tiny. That's not going

1:18:45to cut the truck at all.

1:18:48>> That ain't worth that ain't worth I

1:18:50don't think any of my million. Maybe 500

1:18:53bucks.

1:18:59>> Well, they already cut into it.

1:19:02>> Yeah.

1:19:04>> All right, then we just keep it. I mean,

1:19:06if we collect, you know, the more the

1:19:08marrier, I guess. Just bring them to the

1:19:09fish mark.

1:19:14Oh,

1:19:14>> the internet says uh 1 in 600 of them

1:19:18are going to be as big as we need to be.

1:19:20>> One in six.

1:19:21>> So, we got to do this exact process 600

1:19:23more times.

1:19:24>> Well, we're 59.

1:19:25>> Got to be a better odd than max win

1:19:28though, right?

1:19:29>> Probably.

1:19:31>> This is like triging into

1:19:33>> Yeah. Every time you hook one, that's

1:19:34what that's crazy you say that. That's

1:19:36exactly what I said earlier. Every time

1:19:37you hook one, it's like triging in and

1:19:39you're just praying that you max win on

1:19:40the triggering. This one happened to be,

1:19:42you know, a 5x. It's a buy.

1:19:45>> So, we're just doing spins right now.

1:19:46>> We're just spinning.

1:19:48>> I I typically like buying the bonuses

1:19:50better. So,

1:19:51>> you can't in nature. You can't

1:19:54>> like mad aura, too.

1:19:56>> Like coming and doing this way more aura

1:19:58than going to Rio those combos.

1:20:01>> Way more aura than y.

1:20:03>> Yeah.

1:20:04>> Also way sicker than

1:20:06>> I agree. I flick

1:20:07>> like yelling at about some dumb and

1:20:10they're talking on some I don't care

1:20:11about. This is awesome.

1:20:13>> I think this is more fun. That's what Ed

1:20:15said. He's like, "Is this more fun than

1:20:17Rio than Cababa?" I was like, "Yeah,

1:20:20>> I would say so.

1:20:22[music]

1:20:32All right, check it out. Middle of

1:20:34nowhere. It's been about uh I would say

1:20:372 Oh, wait. Hold on. It's been about 2

1:20:39hours and we have caught two not $5

1:20:43million fish.

1:20:44>> Honestly, it's better than I thought

1:20:47that you were going to do. I didn't

1:20:48think you were going to catch a single

1:20:50fish.

1:20:50>> What?

1:20:51>> There is a fish that's worth 5 million.

1:20:54Those have surely got to be more than

1:20:562,000.

1:20:58>> Like, how many times bigger would

1:21:00[laughter] be big?

1:21:03>> No, no, no, no, no. I think it's more of

1:21:05like a this is a cool thing like like it

1:21:07gets exponentially more valuable cuz

1:21:09it's like cool that it's big you know

1:21:11>> that makes sense but I I really don't

1:21:14know I or if it's just for the meat then

1:21:16yeah I don't know

1:21:17>> we might have a chance to catch one more

1:21:18fish

1:21:19>> oh he says once it's right out you're

1:21:22cooked dude this is

1:21:24>> Santa Cruz caught a fish in the daytime

1:21:26>> yeah in like Massachusetts bro these are

1:21:29Japanese rules that we're playing by so

1:21:32far we

1:21:36200 lb of tuna.

1:21:40Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,

1:21:42whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Three tunas in

1:21:44one day. All right, I'm gearing up like

1:21:46I'm about to do something. I'm not doing

1:21:48these guys. I got it all figured out.

1:21:53>> That's me.

1:21:57>> I don't believe them anymore.

1:21:59>> Yes. Do it. I do this.

1:22:01>> Yeah. Do it. Oh, we're pulling it in,

1:22:03dude. Here we go. Nope.

1:22:05>> See, I like it's like there's no way

1:22:07there's a fish on the other end of this.

1:22:09Zero resistance.

1:22:11>> Yeah, that's what's fascinating to me is

1:22:14the how easy it is to get the tuna into

1:22:16the boat.

1:22:17>> Oh, no problem.

1:22:18>> I thought it was going to be like this

1:22:19whole ordeal,

1:22:20>> bro. Santa Cruz says he's reeling us in

1:22:22for an hour. No,

1:22:23>> I was getting I was getting ready to

1:22:25fight this thing on a fishing rod.

1:22:28>> I'm not feeling into.

1:22:29>> Yeah. Look at this.

1:22:31Well, I think they got the more tech on

1:22:33this boat.

1:22:34>> This is like the modern technology.

1:22:36These guys are professionals where I

1:22:39guess the people that use the rods are

1:22:40kind of the chumps.

1:22:42>> Like Santa Cruz chump.

1:22:46>> You got this, bro.

1:22:56Give it to

1:22:56>> Okay.

1:22:58That's why I didn't feel like there was

1:22:59none on there. Another fish on there.

1:23:02It's on that one. Such

1:23:03>> idiots. You idiots.

1:23:05>> Like, come on, white guy. Reel in the

1:23:07thing.

1:23:09That's a tiny one, dude. That's another

1:23:12big trig. And for a tiny.

1:23:16[music]

1:23:17>> Wow. That is actually definitely the

1:23:20biggest one. That's huge.

1:23:22>> Look at that thing, bro.

1:23:25[music] Oh,

1:23:27all right. All right.

1:23:34>> That feels pretty big to me.

1:23:35>> She said, she said, "At least we got

1:23:36it." [laughter]

1:23:39>> Yeah,

1:23:39>> we're all farming this one.

1:23:41>> What?

1:23:41>> Pick it up.

1:23:42>> Just got that, dude. I can't pick it up,

1:23:43dude. Ready? Let's go.

1:23:52>> It's so slippery.

1:23:55Oh,

1:23:55>> wo.

1:23:56>> Holy or farm. Now look like it's

1:23:58Nachuan.

1:24:06>> Oh yeah, dude. That's a really great art

1:24:08form.

1:24:09>> Wait, look at the camera.

1:24:13>> I cannot believe they get bigger than

1:24:15that.

1:24:16>> Yeah, I can't even like picture. How

1:24:18would we if we got the $5 million one

1:24:21and it's 10 times this size? How does it

1:24:23even fit on the boat?

1:24:24>> Well, that's why I'm having second

1:24:26thoughts about this boat entirely cuz

1:24:28they said they released a 600lb one.

1:24:30>> They released one

1:24:31>> cuz they couldn't get it on the boat. It

1:24:33wasn't equipped enough to get 600 lb on

1:24:36here.

1:24:36>> Didn't you say you couldn't lift it into

1:24:38the boat?

1:24:38>> Yeah, but I that's what they said, but I

1:24:40didn't realize they were using a machine

1:24:41to lift it in in the first place. So, it

1:24:43was too heavy for the machine.

1:24:44>> And then they use the hook, right?

1:24:46>> No, no. The machine lifts it all the way

1:24:48up.

1:24:49>> Oh, they do get it unhook.

1:24:51>> All right. All right. The machine like

1:24:53gets it to the surface, but then they

1:24:57can't get it into the boat. They have to

1:24:59get it into the boat. So, if

1:25:01hypothetically we did get the 500

1:25:03pounder, I think all of our firepower we

1:25:06could maybe get it.

1:25:07>> Maybe if we Bro, I don't understand. Why

1:25:09do Why don't you just throw in one of

1:25:11those as bait now that you have it

1:25:12though?

1:25:13>> Cuz the tuna don't eat other tuna

1:25:15probably.

1:25:18We should get sharks, dude.

1:25:20>> Yeah. Well, I mean, it could be if we if

1:25:22we caught whatever eats that, it' be a

1:25:24whale.

1:25:26>> I like whales eat. What eats that

1:25:29though?

1:25:31Shark.

1:25:32>> Weed, man.

1:25:33>> And humans.

1:25:34>> That'd be sick. You catch a 600 lb

1:25:36human.

1:25:38>> That would not be sick. That would be

1:25:39freaky as

1:25:40probably ruin my week.

1:25:42>> Hold on. Hold on. Another one.

1:25:46>> Poor [ __ ] [ __ ]

1:25:52>> Oh, please be the big bro. How many

1:25:54triins you need?

1:25:57>> Oh, the bell's going off. So, the bell

1:26:00they're electrocuting it.

1:26:02>> No, it's a shocker.

1:26:03>> Shock.

1:26:04>> Shock.

1:26:05>> Electric shock.

1:26:10>> It's a lot harder than it seems, dude.

1:26:15I

1:26:15>> wonder what the biggest they ever caught

1:26:16was.

1:26:21>> That's what I'm saying, bro. Is this is

1:26:23getting ridiculous. We might have to

1:26:25catch literally 500 more at this size

1:26:27before you get the big money.

1:26:31>> I mean, it's cool.

1:26:34>> I'm starting to think they're all this

1:26:35size. So, you know why it comes in so

1:26:37easy is cuz they drop a ring down the

1:26:39line, electrocute the out of it, and

1:26:41then it just stops resisting and bring

1:26:42it up. Everybody's reeling it in nor.

1:26:45No, dude. They just electrocute the out

1:26:47of the fish. That's why he's probably

1:26:48geeking right now. He just got

1:26:49electrocuted, bro.

1:26:52>> See that, dude? That sucks, bro. That

1:26:55cannot be humane. I don't think they

1:26:56give I I almost thought they were going

1:26:58to murder us because what what's

1:26:59happening right now?

1:27:00>> I thought they was going to murder us,

1:27:01too. How much did they pay these guys?

1:27:03>> We didn't pay them a scent.

1:27:04>> What? Yeah,

1:27:05>> dude. They're definitely going to talk

1:27:07about

1:27:10All

1:27:20>> [music]

1:27:31>> right, [clears throat] we just woke up.

1:27:32It is

1:27:34>> 7:10

1:27:35>> 7:10 p.m. No luck on the fish last

1:27:38night. Well, some luck actually.

1:27:39Apparently, that was a ton of luck.

1:27:41According to the [snorts] J our anime

1:27:43translator, who I'm starting to believe

1:27:45doesn't speak Japanese, but either way,

1:27:48those a those guys went out [snorts] for

1:27:515 days prior and didn't catch uh a

1:27:55single fish. So, catching those four was

1:27:57pretty solid, but also not going to cut

1:27:59the chut. So, we're going to go get

1:28:01breakfast. Dude, you guys see how fat my

1:28:04face is getting out here? I'm inflamed.

1:28:07This this fish thing is stressing me out

1:28:09too much.

1:28:12And the McDonald's. All right. Either

1:28:15way, we're going to get breakfast,

1:28:17[clears throat] lunch, and dinner right

1:28:18now. And then we got to hit theing the

1:28:20the the ocean again.

1:28:28>> The beef and rice is

1:28:30>> bottom uh bottom right on this page.

1:28:35I think I'm going to get Is this rice or

1:28:37chicken? You think

1:28:38>> they all have chicken?

1:28:39>> That looks chickeny.

1:28:40>> It does look chickeny.

1:28:42>> We also having a a crisis on storing the

1:28:45fish. We have all these

1:28:48tunas and they're going to spoil on this

1:28:50boat. We need to catch the $5 million

1:28:53fish tonight or we're running into a lot

1:28:55of problems. We're going to have to buy

1:28:56a fridge for each fish. They're too big

1:28:58and I'm out of money. I have to I'm

1:29:00thinking I'd trade my AP for fridges.

1:29:04Fridge estate.

1:29:07>> Dude, the fridges at

1:29:09>> Get rid of them, dude. Dude, I'm not

1:29:10seeing the daylight. This is the life of

1:29:13the fisherman. Can you see me at all?

1:29:16This is the life of the fisherman, dude.

1:29:17This is what it's all about. No sun,

1:29:20just fish. Just blood, sweat, and tuna.

1:29:23Bro,

1:29:24>> very comfortable. This is my home kind

1:29:26of, bro. Doesn't it feel nice to be back

1:29:28on this boat?

1:29:29>> Well, it feels better today to be

1:29:30honest.

1:29:30>> Feels awesome. Yesterday was like scary.

1:29:32I wasn't sure if I was going to get

1:29:33>> yesterday. I was terrified.

1:29:35>> Look at this, guys.

1:29:40>> Like this.

1:29:42>> Wow.

1:29:45Me and my Japanese captain don't speak

1:29:48English. Don't know what we're saying.

1:29:51Don't know what we're doing.

1:29:54But the only language we speak is tuna

1:29:56language. All right, it's been about 1

1:29:58hour. Sun's coming up. No luck. But

1:30:01we've cracked our lucky beers. Really

1:30:03good.

1:30:08Saying, "Oh, I might fall in. Should I

1:30:10not stay here?"

1:30:11>> He's just saying it's like it's bumpy

1:30:13with the waves.

1:30:14>> Yeah, it's bumpy today, dude. But this

1:30:16is kind of what it's all about. Makes

1:30:17you feel more at sea.

1:30:24>> The smallest drivers.

1:30:28>> It's aing minnow.

1:30:30That thing is a baby, bro. Come on.

1:30:38>> What a waste of time.

1:30:39>> Definitely got to put that one back.

1:30:46>> All right, start

1:30:58the good luck. Luckily, this is the one.

1:31:00>> Come on. Give me the big dude. One time.

1:31:04Where is the land, bro?

1:31:10>> You can't see the land at all. We are in

1:31:12the middle of the sea.

1:31:14>> That's crazy.

1:31:16>> Look how crazy this is, guys. You cannot

1:31:19see the earth anywhere.

1:31:22This is like as middle of the ocean.

1:31:26Middle of the ocean as it gets.

1:31:29And this is no cut, no joke, no troll.

1:31:34Middle of the ocean.

1:31:39That's [music] a yo chill. Yo, he's just

1:31:43murdering it.

1:31:48More humane way to do all this.

1:31:50>> Yeah.

1:31:53>> Boom. Dude, check that out. What? Oh.

1:31:59Get a picture with this. I love

1:32:08>> Yeah, this is good LAR and all, but we

1:32:09need a $5 million two.

1:32:12>> Oh, that's a good way to hold it. Yeah,

1:32:14that's good aura right there.

1:32:16>> Peta is not going to like this video,

1:32:18dude. No, no, no.

1:32:27>> That one you're just putting in the

1:32:29pocket.

1:32:29>> Dude, what a brutal life for that fish.

1:32:31>> They cut out like a teeny bit of its

1:32:34lungs. [laughter]

1:32:36>> Punch it in the brain and now it's just

1:32:39in the box. So, you're actually going to

1:32:42get cancelled for this video. I'm going

1:32:44to get cancelled for just being here. I

1:32:47think you're going to chop this up quite

1:32:48a bit, right?

1:32:49>> Put it in.

1:32:49>> That's going in, bro.

1:32:51>> The punch. The punch is going in.

1:32:53>> No, bro.

1:32:54>> You're cancelled, dude.

1:32:57>> I don't care if you put the punch.

1:32:58>> Dude, people were mad at my Snapchat for

1:33:00just sitting there looking at it.

1:33:02>> What are they saying?

1:33:02>> I was like, "Yo, check out this fish I

1:33:04caught, guys." It was like flopping on

1:33:05the ground. Everyone's like, "Yo, you

1:33:06got to kill it, bro." See,

1:33:07>> not your job.

1:33:09>> It's literally our job, bro. It's that

1:33:11What? What are we doing right now? It's

1:33:13supposed to be our job. What are we

1:33:14going to tell these guys how to do their

1:33:15job?

1:33:17>> Well, that's true. But the camera

1:33:18doesn't know that.

1:33:19>> Well, they just heard me say that. But

1:33:21that is

1:33:24[music]

1:33:29>> Show me the Shquishia lips.

1:33:34The big lips.

1:33:40It's tiny.

1:33:52Oh wow, dude. This one's pretty big,

1:33:54actually. This one's thick.

1:33:58>> Yeah. Wow. That's definitely the biggest

1:33:59one yet.

1:34:01>> One we got yesterday. The first one we

1:34:03got yesterday was way bigger.

1:34:04>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The one that got off

1:34:06earlier, they said it was at least 80

1:34:09kg.

1:34:11That's like 200 lb.

1:34:13>> 200 lb, bro.

1:34:14>> They're going crazy over there.

1:34:16>> Let's go.

1:34:19>> Yo, what's going on?

1:34:21>> That's bad, dude.

1:34:23>> Wa!

1:34:25Look at that thing. [music]

1:34:33And then bring the little one.

1:34:38>> [music]

1:34:47[music]

1:34:49>> All right, that was a pretty good day's

1:34:50work. Still have not caught the goated

1:34:53tuna,

1:34:55>> the 500 pounder, which is getting

1:34:57somewhat frustrating, but we did catch a

1:34:59ton of fish, which is exciting, and it

1:35:01is worth money. We We ran the numbers.

1:35:03The MA tuna is worth way more than

1:35:06expected. So, what the plan currently is

1:35:08is we got to get rid of the tuna before

1:35:11we go back out. But, we're definitely

1:35:13not giving up on the giga tuna yet.

1:35:24[music]

1:35:35>> [music]

1:35:43[music]

1:35:51>> All right, guys. So today, Togei and the

1:35:55Goons are going to sell the fishes

1:35:59somewhere.

1:36:01I'm not going with I'm actually uh

1:36:04flying back to the States. I've decided

1:36:06the whole tuna fishing scheme is uh not

1:36:10for me. And I only honestly I only came

1:36:12here to LAR and post that I went tuna

1:36:16fishing in Japan with Togei on

1:36:18Instagram. So, now that we got that out

1:36:20of the way, you know, I'm out of here. I

1:36:24never thought that they were going to

1:36:25catch a $3 million tuna. I will say I am

1:36:28I'm rooting for him, but yeah, I'm uh

1:36:31Udy's clocking out early. I'm going back

1:36:34to the Holy Land to hang out with

1:36:3618year-olds. So, I'll see you guys in

1:36:39the next one. My advisers have advised

1:36:41me to take the fish to Tokyo. So, we

1:36:42drove the fish to Tokyo. It was like a

1:36:4410-hour drive. Absolutely brutal. But,

1:36:46here we are. And in the pursuit of

1:36:47getting the max bucks for my fish, we're

1:36:49going to try and sell it directly to the

1:36:52sushi shop owners because I guess what

1:36:54most people do, what most fishermen do

1:36:56is they go to the fish market and sell

1:36:58it. And I'm thinking in my head, that

1:37:00doesn't make any sense. I'm going to

1:37:01sell you a fish so that you can sell it

1:37:03to someone else. Sounds like I'm just

1:37:05paying you to do something that I had to

1:37:07do already, which is sell my fish.

1:37:12You can smell the tuna from outside the

1:37:14car. Bro, this car is I mean it's

1:37:16leaking tuna juices. How are they doing?

1:37:21>> Straight from the Misu Straight or some

1:37:25Wait, where what's the straight called?

1:37:27Misu.

1:37:27>> What?

1:37:28>> Where? Wait, wait, wait. What's

1:37:30>> Oh, by the way, this is Japanese uh

1:37:33restaurant. So, we're going to give it a

1:37:34little Japanese car. We just like, you

1:37:38know, say hi. Yeah, say hi to them.

1:37:40Okay.

1:37:40>> All right.

1:37:41>> Oh, this is a big moment.

1:37:53to

1:37:57consider

1:38:01Reena. Reena

1:38:02>> Reena

1:38:02>> Reena Shins.

1:38:04>> Yes.

1:38:05>> What song?

1:38:07>> Is means like sir or miss basically. So

1:38:09her his name is Shing. Her name is

1:38:11Reena.

1:38:12>> It's a pleasure. Nice to meet you.

1:38:15>> We got these. We We got 20 240 kg.

1:38:27>> Yeah. Yeah. [laughter]

1:38:30Oh,

1:38:32I'm nervous, bro. This is like the most

1:38:34nervous I've ever been. Yo, this is so

1:38:38funny.

1:38:43>> [laughter]

1:38:45>> All right. Um, do you want does he want

1:38:48us to like take one out or

1:38:51Oh, okay.

1:38:58So, is it possible to take everything

1:39:00out so he won't check every single fish?

1:39:03>> Oh, yeah. Let's do it. We'll check every

1:39:05fish. All right. All right.

1:39:06>> Where do we want to bring them to? Just

1:39:07put them down.

1:39:07>> Oh, we just put it right here. Dude,

1:39:09this is so crazy.

1:39:19>> What did he say? He said

1:39:25>> Oh, where did you

1:39:32That's the biggest one.

1:39:40>> So basically you did all the right

1:39:42process before you bring the fish in cuz

1:39:44like if you don't didn't bring the

1:39:46organs out then it will be rotten very

1:39:48fast very easily.

1:39:49>> Oh okay. Yeah. So we caught it 2 days

1:39:51ago. We took the organs out. Run caught

1:39:53it and we screwed the thing in its head.

1:39:56Gave it a clank to get this thing and

1:39:58then we put the thing up the spine and

1:40:00that's all we did.

1:40:04There's no way that translated exactly

1:40:06what I just said.

1:40:08>> So,

1:40:11what does he think?

1:40:13>> Sorry.

1:40:13>> What does he think of this?

1:40:24>> It's a It's a very nice nice quality and

1:40:27good stuff. However, like their shop is

1:40:29quite small. But do you have the

1:40:31smallest? What's the smallest size?

1:40:32>> We need smaller.

1:40:33>> Uh-huh.

1:40:34>> Oh, yeah. Let's pull out a smaller one.

1:40:42>> Oh, yeah. We could. So, what we could do

1:40:44I think they're all pretty big, but we

1:40:46could go to the market.

1:40:47>> I don't think we should

1:40:50take

1:40:52>> If we chopped it up, would you want to

1:40:53buy less meat?

1:40:55>> We don't have someone who we know

1:40:57chopped up. Oh, how's this guy going to

1:40:59expand his business if he's not buying a

1:41:00big tuna? I need her to tell him that.

1:41:03Give a little motivational David Gogggin

1:41:05speech. Like, let me tell you about the

1:41:06box.

1:41:07>> They say like uh they can think about

1:41:09it, but they were uh expecting something

1:41:11smaller. They say a smaller maybe just

1:41:14one side of the fillet.

1:41:15>> Well, wait, wait, wait, wait.

1:41:16>> It's better for us to sell them the

1:41:18whole thing.

1:41:19>> That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm

1:41:20trying to promote. I say like maybe you

1:41:22can take it a whole but we help you to

1:41:23split it.

1:41:24>> What is the smallest? Like, is this way

1:41:26too big? We might have one that's

1:41:28slightly smaller, but like they're all

1:41:30like, you know, maybe 30% smaller is the

1:41:32smallest.

1:41:38>> Yeah. [laughter]

1:41:39>> They want to buy all of them or what?

1:41:40>> Uh they are asking when is uh what time

1:41:43that they can give you the final answer.

1:41:46>> Just say today and then we'll go like

1:41:48try and sell the the rest and we'll just

1:41:50save one for them.

1:41:52>> Okay.

1:41:54>> Yeah, this is dope. We should eat here.

1:41:57Yo, we should eat our own tuna. I'm just

1:41:58kidding. I'd never pay that much tuna.

1:42:03>> I will I'll go this way. You can do your

1:42:06>> bow bow. You got There you go.

1:42:10>> So, he want you to show him the fish.

1:42:12>> This is the best of the best, my

1:42:14friends.

1:42:15>> Yo, that [ __ ]

1:42:17dumping. Look at that.

1:42:28this the

1:42:30>> uh

1:42:36they're all with two each except for

1:42:38that one has just one big one.

1:42:40>> It's nine fish.

1:42:46>> He want this one.

1:42:47>> That one. That one. How many kg you

1:42:49think that one is?

1:42:50>> 40.

1:42:52>> Only 40. I think it's more. No, I think

1:42:55it's like I think it's like 60 honestly.

1:42:58>> Yeah.

1:42:59>> 60 kg times. We're doing 24,000

1:43:03per kg.

1:43:08>> Yeah. Yeah.

1:43:10>> Oh,

1:43:11>> he seems way too stoked about that.

1:43:13[laughter]

1:43:14>> He seems way too happy about that.

1:43:16>> No, I already got those. I must uh they

1:43:18say um

1:43:23Where we carry it inside for him or

1:43:24what?

1:43:28>> Yeah. I asked him for cards. They say he

1:43:29said his no can carry the fish.

1:43:31>> Yeah. Then I say the water will come

1:43:32out. He said no problem.

1:43:34>> Yeah. So

1:43:34>> dude, I don't want to carry the fish.

1:43:36Raw dogs. Sounds terrible, bro. This

1:43:38guy's lucked out, bro. He got the big

1:43:40one.

1:43:41>> Next one. We got to sell for like 30.

1:43:43>> That guy [laughter] was saw 1.4 million.

1:43:46>> Yeah. No problem.

1:43:47>> Dude, how do they normally do this? Cuz

1:43:49I've never been at no sushi restaurant

1:43:50and seen that two white dudes carrying a

1:43:52big fish inside their

1:43:55John. Yo, what the

1:43:58>> dude? I'm not even going to fit in this.

1:44:00>> It's not going to fit.

1:44:03>> Set it down real quick.

1:44:14>> Dude, that thing is huge, bro. I think

1:44:16that's more than 60 kgs. It felt more

1:44:17than 60 kgs.

1:44:19>> You like

1:44:21>> good. [laughter]

1:44:23>> Oh, it's so slimy. Oh, yeah. I'm never

1:44:25eating soon again.

1:44:27>> Do you mind if I wash my

1:44:28>> Oh, yes. It's

1:44:30>> Is he okay? Is he satisfied with this?

1:44:31Is it okay?

1:44:32>> He's more than satisfied.

1:44:33>> How much do you sell it for?

1:44:34>> 2.4 million.

1:44:35>> 24,000 per kg.

1:44:37>> I ask her like, "How many days you think

1:44:40you can finish the whole fish?" They say

1:44:41about 2 weeks.

1:44:42>> Two weeks. Where the food for the

1:44:44customers?

1:44:45>> How much you charge you per plate, dude?

1:44:47What the?

1:44:48>> You should come back here for dinner.

1:44:50>> I'm not eating that. No way.

1:44:51>> No, no, no.

1:44:55It's good.

1:44:56>> He said like this is a a very quality

1:44:59and very beautiful tuna. Then he really

1:45:02thank you for bringing this in and he

1:45:04will use it to serve his clients and

1:45:06make sure everyone will happily have the

1:45:09piece of it.

1:45:11>> Okay. Word. Yeah. Yeah. Uh, how does

1:45:13this work? We get the he gives us money

1:45:15or why like

1:45:17>> Oh, okay.

1:45:17>> Like wire dude like whatever.

1:45:25>> So he cooks a whole restaurant or in

1:45:28this kitchen

1:45:30one army, dude.

1:45:31>> It is as big as

1:45:33>> Oh, I got those. I got those. Thank you.

1:45:37Thank you, sir. I appreciate it. 1.4.

1:45:40>> I don't know [laughter] if you know what

1:45:41it is. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Sure.

1:45:48>> All right. So, our driver, I don't

1:45:50actually know where he's at. I think

1:45:51he's smoking a cigarette, but our jolly

1:45:53Chinese driver, he obviously knows not

1:45:55notices that we're selling all these

1:45:56fish. He, it turns out, he has a friend

1:46:01that wants to buy one of the fish. So,

1:46:03he's coming to meet us right now. You

1:46:05speak Japanese and Chinese. You speak

1:46:06Chinese.

1:46:08>> Well, he doesn't he doesn't know what

1:46:09I'm saying. [laughter]

1:46:11Um, okay. Well, would you tell him? Uh,

1:46:13it's nice to meet him

1:46:19and we have lots of fish if he we're