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Jet Lag: The Game is a phenomenon. Sam from Wendover Productions - together with his writers Ben and Adam- have traveled around the world in 100 hours, played capture the flag in Japan, and chased each other thru tag in Europe.
Join us today for an in depth look into how the Jet Lag crew met each other, became friends, what they appreciate about each other, and what frustrates them.
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00:00 Intro
02:51 - Better than the Amazing Race but no Harlem Globetrotters sadly
09:02 - First date moments for every coupling of the crew
18:50 - Sam's our boss! but also our friend - how does that work
25:22 - Smosh and MythBusters fell apart - how have you stayed together and like each other - when did you feel happiest vs most frustrated?
29:03 - What happens when you don't agree on game design - throwing out New Zealand
35:56 - Don't fall into the "Who Cares More" trap
40:07 - Adam & Ben learning YouTube from Sam
43:18 - What we appreciate most about each other
56:12 - Bonus clip ;)
Views : 185,850
Genre: Entertainment
Date of upload: Sep 12, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.974 (30/4,586 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Big fan of how much they emphasized that they do have to create some boundaries in their friendship because of how the relationship as not only coworkers but ones with an inevitable power imbalance. That's the type of thing need to talk more about when it comes to making creative companies
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Sam just chilling blurred in the background like a secondary character 😂
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Normalize men giving other men detailed, heartfelt compliments!!! The ending of this episode really touched my heart 💗
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The fact that Sam, is a famous, young, successful, YouTube millionaire and Ben and Adam.... are not. Gives Jet Lag such a fun dynamic, where I am always invested in seeing Sam lose.
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I can't believe you were able to get Adam and Ben from "not being famous!"
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This employer-employee class relation is why I always suport Adam-Ben team against the boss
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i have to say sam really figured out how to run a company in the creator economy. this was a good watch
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some people watch it for the travel content, some for the game strategies, some for the dynamics between the three. I just watch in the hope that I get to see drunk ben again.
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Wouldn’t Tom Scott’s lateral count as having Sam on two episodes
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For anyone in the cross over universe of Dropout and Nebula: They were talking about how naturally funny Ben is and it made me realize how similar Zac Oyama and Ben are. Other than handsomeness (of course) they both have a very understated humour but they just hit the right notes at the right time consistently.
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Did anyone else notice that when Ben and Sam are talking about Adam, the clip in the back fits perfectly. They are talking about Adam as good caretaker and the part where Ben and Adam are in the broken-down rental car in Montana is playing as Adam gives Ben extra clothes.
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I’d be very interested to hear them talk about filming (also what’s going on when the camera is off) in situations that might make them seem suspicious. For example, when Ben hid under the slide at the playground for hours. Or being all stressed out in an airport or other high security area.
Any confrontations with locals ever happen? Ever get the police called on you? Ever get in trouble for filming somewhere? How do you explain what you’re doing to people? How do those conversations start when you’re the ones bringing it up, like with an Uber driver or something? Do you plan ahead for situations to make sure you’re not breaking any laws? Etc etc
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It was brief but I loved the mention of how dangerous the "who cares more" game is in disagreements. Decisions should never be made based on how willing each party is to fight their point, rather than what the actual point is, but that's exactly what happens when personality types influence the decision. One person will usually always be the same one more likely to back down and it creates a terrible precedent.
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as someone who's studying to become a sort of therapist, I really appreciate your quick compliments round in the end a lot! the appreciation thing is a really good, effective little group intervention. And the way you lead the three of them through the entire podcast and that section calmly, naturally and with a very warm demeanor, knowing when to speak and when to hold back... it's honestly inspiring!
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I really liked your discussion on breing friends, but at the same time, recognizing that when working on projects, Sam is also the boss. I'm really good friends with my boss, but both of us maintain that professionalism where we separate the working relationship from the friendly personal relationship. It's not something that anyone can do.
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Sam, Ben and Adam really make a great team! Its great to see how well they work together in this company they've built. It's really quite inspiring, especially some of the stuff that Sam talks about in regards to the relationship between employees and partners in the company was very interesting and insightful.
As a long time jet lag viewer this was a joy to watch!
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As someone whos in college right now and thinking of maybe starting a startup with a couple of friends, this was actually really insightful in understanding the structure and dynamic of relationships in a well functioning company.
I've been a long time fan of jet lag and even aside from just having 3 of my favourite youtubers just chilling out for an hour, this was a very interesting and fascinating interview to watch. Great work man!
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Anything with this trio, I am in.
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Man I love the culture and energy with which these guys work and create stuff
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3 months ago
Ben: will you take me on as an intern? I'll even do it for free! Sam: okay, but how about you do it for money?
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