Hello everybody, Benedict Townsend here, and before we begin the show proper, let's start, as we always do on this podcast, with our million-dollar question.

Yes, welcome to the million-dollar question. For one million dollars, here is your question.

Who is the most respectable YouTuber in the world?

Five, four, three, two, one.

Time's up. This was of course a trick question. YouTubers are scoundrels and deserving of no respect. The was, of course, a trick question.

YouTubers are scoundrels and deserving of no respect.

The answer, of course, is no one.

And now we're just scanning everyone's phones and computers to check if anyone got the right answer.

Oh, a lot of personal data here.

Wouldn't have shared that if I was you.

And it seems that no one got it right this week.

Looks like the money will roll over to next week.

And with that, let's get on with the show.

Yes, welcome back everybody to YouTube and News the podcast.

My name is Benedict Townsend. It's great to have you here, whether it's your 100th episode or your first

episode. It would be quite impressive if this was your 100th episode, because I don't think we've done

100 episodes. But either way, I'm happy to see you. I hope you've had a good week. I hope you've been

looking after yourselves and just staying in the house. My name is Benedict Townsend, as I told you about three seconds ago, and I've got some YouTube news stories for you this week in a bit of a change of pace. Usually we tend to cover things that have nothing to do with YouTube

on this show. It's one of our most constant failings. But our first story, why don't we just

roll straight into it? It's about someone by the name of Tricia Paitas, who I've not heard of

before. It must be a kind of quiet YouTuber. Kind of keeps to herself.

You know, it doesn't stir up a lot of trouble.

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