0:00 [Music] And welcome back everybody to another episode of the Careful Boys where as you can see as we're slowly moving away from LA to Vegas, our entire cast is dwindling down. >> What's going on, man? >> We're just losing everybody. >> No showing up. >> But some people have come back. So Joe, dude, where have you been, man? >> I've been in the England >> seeing family. Dude, it was a wild ride. It was like, you know, how you guys kept having issues like here. >> Mhm. >> Mercury Mercury retrograde orit, right? >> Really? It's Mercury retrograde right now? >> Oh, a lot of it was like a lot of it is like my stupidity too. So, like >> two very different things. >> Yeah, but Mercury retrograde be making me forget like normal ████ right? So,
0:51 like it was like the most unsmoost just cluster I've ever experienced. Like I've never I travel a lot and I never ████ up like this hard. >> On the way there or on the way? >> Both. >> Oh ████ >> Yeah. So on the way there, Hannah's looking at her new British passport with her last name, Jitsukawa. And she goes, "You know what? I missed the red one." Cuz it used to be a red color. Now it's black. And she's like, "Where's yours? I want to see yours." And I'm like, that's when it hit me. This was like a day before. >> No. I'm like, I left it in LA. >> No. >> Yeah, I'm in Hawaii. >> Oh, no. >> So, I literally was gonna fly here. I just found a flight and I was like, I could take a redeye. I'll fly in, grab my ████ passport,
1:42 get back to the airport, fly back. I'll make it to my flight at 6:00 a.m. >> God damn. >> Yeah, dude. And then so at that moment, um, shout outs to Daniel and Tom from Merch Labs, the guys that make this shirt. So Daniel, the boss, he lives in Hawaii, and we're going to go uh meet up at a golf course. And I was like, hey, I can't, you know, make this meeting. I ████ up really hard. And he goes, "Really? What happened?" And I'm like, "Yeah, um, I left my passport in LA." And he goes like, "Oh s███." And he goes, "Is there any way you can get it?" And I'm like, "Why?" And he goes, "Cuz my employee Tommy, he was going to come next week." And I was like, "Bro, I'll buy his ticket if he could come tomorrow. Like, I will buy his ticket." >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. And he goes, "Well, I don't want you to miss this meeting." Whatever. Whatever. So, we talked to Tommy.
2:32 Tommy's like, "I'm down." And then Hagawa came through to the office. >> Wow. >> Shout outs to him. He grabbed my passport. Tommy met met up with them. He flew over here in the morning and I was like, "Thank you so ████ much." Right. >> So Tommy went straight to Hawaii. >> Yeah. The next day. Yeah. And then so he's been staying with Daniel and it just worked out cuz he was going to come to Hawaii anyway like next week. Wow. >> So I kind of I just covered his ticket and everything. >> Did you get a business class though? >> No. I should say I should have I should have said should have you get a business class. >> You get an economy plus. >> What the hell? Extra no extra. Come on. Hawaiian Airlines about to have business class though. What do you mean they have business class? Or you mean what kind of business class? >> Or maybe the new kind. Oh, it's a lay flat. >> Oh, is about to have lay flats now. >> Less space for poor people, dude. Perfect.
3:22 >> Yeah, they don't have that on all the planes. Only some, I think. Yeah, >> people got to fall. You get that REM sleep on a 5 hour. >> Yeah, dude. I got to >> That's what I'm saying. ████ Alleia for 5 hours. >> 5 hours nothing. >> So the next this beginning of the cluster ████ right? Yeah. You haven't left yet, bro. The next day. Next day waiting for our Uber, Hannah's looking on Instagram and she sees this post about this new visa ████ and bro I ████ have a you I went to the UK like like almost 2 years ago and they have this thing. It's like um I it's not ESTA. It's whatever it is. It lasts 3 years. So I didn't think about it. Right. >> Is it like their Global Entry type of thing? >> Yeah. Well, it's like their Yeah. ESTA or it's like their visa. Oh, but she read it and she's like, "Oh, did you do your visa?" And I'm like, "I already got
4:12 one." And she goes, "No, the new one that came out in January." And I was like, "Wait, there's a new visa?" So, like I'm in the Uber just applying for this visa. >> And then um she's researching like how many days it takes to get approved and she she was like, "Okay, it could take anywhere from 1 to 30." And I'm like, "What the f███?" But this one lasts another 3 years. I don't know why there's a new one. >> Is it because you're going to stay there for a long time or like what? >> It's like a Well, it's a different country. You can't >> Everybody needs Everyone needs >> Everyone It's It was effective January. >> Just went into effect. >> Yeah. So, I didn't know about it cuz it was It's so new, you know. >> Yeah. So, we're >> What a nightmare. >> Yeah. So, the whole time I'm like, "Dude, what am I going to do?" I'm like, "All right, when we land, if I can't get
5:02 in, you just go cuz I don't want you to like not see your family." We were going for her friend's wedding. All this ████ >> It's like an electronic travel authorization. >> Yeah. To be accepted and ████ right? >> Yeah. It's not a visa. >> Okay. Well, >> another fee they can hit you with. >> Well, it's like um what is it like if if you it's to see if you can be accepted inside or not or something, right? >> Uh visas, electronic travel authorization. You'll have to either apply for a standard visitor visa. There's a cost for this. Or be able be able to visit Britain and Northern Ireland for 6 months without needing a regular visa. An ETA may still be required. >> Electronal. >> Yeah, it's the ETA. >> Is that what they do for Japan, too? >> Is a requirement worldwide? Not that I know of. Is a requirement worldwide for visitors who do not currently need a visa for short stays. Uh >> yeah, usually it's like short stay. You don't need any of that stuff. >> The ETA replaces the need for a visa for travel to Britain and Northern Ireland
5:53 for up to 6 months for tourism, visiting family, and friends, business, or short-term studying. The ETA is not required for passengers who are transiting through a UK airport. Citizens of the UK do not need this. blah blah blah. It cost £16. Yeah, it's basically just something where you have to apply, pay, and like give them your information to come into the country. >> Another layer. >> So, I didn't ████ need to do it. >> Oh, >> you I I think you still need to do it, but I think it's it's one of those things where um >> they're just going to make money off of tourism. >> I see. >> So, it's like a stupid >> It's not like an official visa. So, I already got the real one. >> Applies to the UK and Northern or Britain and Northern Ireland. cost per application, permits multiple journeys, and is >> So, I could have gone to France and I wouldn't need this ████ It's just UK. I see. >> Well, yeah, that was a that was a
6:43 ████ heart heart attack. Um, but then we got to the San Francisco airport and then um we were in our plane and we just didn't take off on the runway and we were stuck for like 3 hours and they're saying like, well, >> in the plane? >> Yeah. Cuz they couldn't reboot the computer. So they kept trying to reboot that ████ ████ >> Yeah. >> Is he playing? >> They're on Windows 95 or something. >> Smacking the computer playing. I hate being on the plane >> for 3 hours. I rather deep like let me go back in the terminal and ████ buy a smoothie or something. >> But they kept saying like just a minute folks. Just a minute. And it just kept going like cuz we thought of 15 minutes. So we were just like ████ like I don't know um if thing we don't have a connector flight, right? But then we're just like, "Dude, we already been traveling for like almost 9 hours at
7:33 this point." Um, >> from Hawaii to San Francisco. >> Yeah. >> And then, so, but finally everything works. We get there. When we get there, um, I didn't get any email from the ETA. So, I was just like, we're just at a coffee shop and I'm like trying to game plan like, "All right, what are we going to do?" And then I opened it up and it was accepted. So, I was like, "F███, all right, we could get in. And then we're in. >> Yeah, we finally got in. We got our hotel. All right, time to go to sleep. All right, next day. So, we're in the forest the next day. It's It's a It's a camping wedding, right? >> Oh, wow. >> That's kind of tired. >> And then like I guess like we didn't even um prep like when people go glamping like I just think everything is like ready to go. >> Wait, you had to bring like your own camping gear? Well, they gave us a tent
8:24 and ████ was Yeah, >> but then >> I have a stove. >> When I'm here, I'm already like I have ready everything ready to go. >> Yeah, you have your passport here. >> Yeah, >> but like over there like for some reason I didn't think about getting food. I didn't think about getting like anything. >> Oh, like really preparing. >> So, how many days were you out there >> in the forest? >> Yeah. Were you supposed to be out there? >> Oh, ████ That's ████ crazy. >> That's actually hardcore, dude. Cuz when you think about going to a wedding, you usually think everything is taken care of. >> Yeah. So >> and that's what you're paying for. >> Yeah. You don't think you're you need to bring ████ to a wedding. That's crazy. >> It And then during the wedding it was taken care of. >> But just the days leading up to it. >> Yeah. And then also like >> gypsy wedding. What is this? >> It was >> It's alone. >> No, it was it was sick, right? But also it was like it was a cluster ████
9:15 because the bride was also the wedding coordinator. Oh no, she was and then we felt bad. So we were just like, "Oh, f███." So we're helping her out all this stuff >> cuz that's that's what they call bridezillaas or whatever, right? >> Dude, she was chill for some and and her like it was she was having a great time. >> But I think like it was one of those vibes where like >> if everyone's just kind of like I'm just chilling. I'm having a good time. Like you don't want to be the ████ that's like yo I haven't ████ ate in two days, you know? Like whatever. >> But um ate for two days. >> Really how it was though. No one ate for two days. Maybe like one >> fast. >> No, it was the like I would say like one and a half days. The afterwards we were just like, "Oh, I get what the program is." >> So you're just fasting and ████ >> It was like Well, >> basically the the the group text that Hannah got, we read it wrong. So it was
10:07 like basically it was like, "Oh, we got barbecue." Like just so like bring your ████ or whatever. Right. So we thought, "Oh, let's just bring some sides cuz it's like a barbecue." >> Yeah. It's a mash. >> Yeah. But then um >> how about they have the grill for you to use. >> We have grills. There was grills everywhere. So like it was pretty sick. So each >> briskuit. >> Yeah. Seriously, like each lock had like a grill >> like and then so I see. I see. >> But everyone else was prepared. So it was just people in this particular group chat like we all came and then we all had the same idea like oh ████ we brought sides, right? But everybody else that came with families, they had campers. They were all set up. They ████ had food, everything. So, we came in to the common grounds like ████ r like people trying to survive with rations and we're like, "What do you got?" All right, we got salami. We got this. >> Can I have a little piece of spam?
10:57 >> And we're all huddled around and ████ And we're like, "Yeah, but you know, she was so busy. We were like, I don't know if I want to ask to take her car to go to the market cuz it was literally like we're in a forest, so the next closest market's like, you know, 20 30 minutes away or some ████ like that." >> That's not even that far. >> It's not. But like she's busy as ████ So like >> and I don't know how to drive like you know like and none of us knew how to like drive. Like that's it's not >> people. It's not like here where everyone could just jump in and like they'll drive. >> Yeah. And the steering wheel was on the other side too. >> So I was like yo I'll ████ drive. >> And it's probably stick shift. >> It and it was stick shift. >> Yeah. Stick shift on the other side. ████ >> Sick though. That would be fun. >> I was like I'm down to drive but someone's got to tell me the road rules. >> But nobody there knows cuz like they >> No one drives. >> Yeah. So I was like, "F███." Okay. And here's the thing. I would have got a Uber, but you had to drive down. You had
11:49 to walk all the way down cuz we were no one had signal. So I didn't even know that you could get signal. So we're just like, "F███." It was just a It was just a weird time of like being happy as ████ and enjoying the time, but being hungry as ████ And you're just like, "Bro, what the ████ I ████ up hard." >> You guys didn't want to be like beggars and just go to like each of the other families and ask for like one plate? >> No. But I think everyone was just confused cuz we're like eating enough to hold us over and we're just like, "All right, we'll solve it tomorrow." Cuz I'm jetlagged and ████ and everyone's just like having a good time. They're drinking and we're just like, "We'll solve it tomorrow." >> At least the alcohol will hit harder. >> Yeah. I don't even drink though. But yeah. >> Was jet lag? I've never even experienced jet lag in a tent. >> Oh, in a tent. That must be tough. >> Yeah. Imagine like waking up at 3:00 a.m. and you're in a tent for no reason with nothing to do. Like how did that feel like? >> No food. Yeah, >> it was actually really nice. I think the
12:41 nature reset me real quick. >> Oh, your circadian rhythm actually it's like >> Yeah. Yeah. And the forest there. >> You could walk around barefoot. The dirt and it's like super soft. Yeah. And the weirdest thing is, man, it's hard to start a fire. Like >> super hard. >> Everything moist. >> Oh >> yeah. It's like um >> it's like wet probably. >> It's like it's like humid, >> bro. Think about it. It's >> I think you got to like shave the outside of the wood until you get to the dry part and then that's when you can light up. That's what Outdoor Boys does. That's how >> No, but we had um >> And they quit their YouTube channel. >> Charcoal like in the bag. And even that ████ took forever to ████ light up. >> You need a lot of heat to get some charcoal going. >> Yeah. But that was really cool. >> These guys didn't have anything to cook anyway, so it didn't matter. >> Yeah. Yeah. There's everywhere. >> Wow. >> But the last day though, like uh we went
13:31 to the market. I got some steaks, dude. Dude, I was like, "F███ yeah, man." >> We went to town, dude. >> I bought some bacon. I was like, >> did you taste it different in the food quality over there? The difference? >> Yeah, it's different. It's really different, >> dude. When I go to Brendon, I got to go to Nando. >> Yeah, Nando is good, dude. >> Love it. That Perry Perry. >> You know, they got a Nando here, but it's in Chicago. >> ████ Chicago. I'm just kidding. I like Chicago. >> Hey, but you know what's weird? I It feels like Asia. Like I'm never full in the UK and they eat just hella carbs. >> You don't like the beans on toast? >> I got used to it. >> That's enough for breakfast. >> I bet it's good though. Kind of like >> I bet it is kind of good though. It looks crazy, but I bet you after eating it, you'd be like, you know, I think I can get down with this. >> I like the European style bacon better
14:21 where it looks like it's like sam sam gibal like that style. >> Yeah, I like that one better. >> Ham. >> Yeah, that's good. I eat like full English like almost every day, but like Yeah. for you. >> I was hi
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