All right. Hello, everybody. Welcome to this edition of the Colin and Samir show. And I say addition because it feels different. We just put out our Mr. Beast Burger documentary, which we've been talking about on the show for a long time. And we're here to reflect on the experience of making that piece.

I highly urge all of you. If you have not seen it, go watch it and then listen

to this conversation because in this episode we have Chris Schwar, who works for us and also edited

the Mr. Beastburger piece. And it's way more enjoyable if you've watched the piece.

And to everyone who has already watched the piece, we really appreciate all the support. I know last week we talked about, you know, you guys showing up on Sunday and sharing and commenting

and engaging with the piece. And you guys really, really showed up. So I just want to say that at

the top of the show. Thank you, everyone who's talking about it in our subreddit, who has shared it,

who has commented, liked. It's been a really amazing experience to release this piece

and we feel like releasing it into this community is just like, it was so special for us. So

if you haven't watched it yet, definitely go check it out. If you have watched it, then sync in.

We're about to talk for a while about the making of this piece. And the conversation gets deep.

We kind of get into our identity,

self-worth, yeah.

Talk about some BTS, things that didn't make it.

All right, let's just get into it.

Okay, here we go.

All right, so it's been exactly 24 hours

since we were sitting together in the office

and staring at an export progress bar

to get the video out.

But now it's been 24 hours since the video's been out

and two months since we started working on this video.

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