I never thought about editors of OTHER channels having to scrub somebody from Try Guys collabs. Cheers for any extra effort this took. Glad y'all got to meet
It doesn't surprise me that Molly's mom trusted the guide dog easier than the guys did. She's trusted them to keep her daughter safe for 15 years. Has watched them keep her daughter safe. As a mom, that's a greater trust than trusting to keep yourself safe.
Also both Keith and Zack have nervous energy whereas momma Bee is decently calm. I know that doesn't determine how they will react but I'm assuming that definitely has something to do with it
This video was as informative as it was fun! Love that mom got to try a dog & your cane! (Mom wasn't too hot with the cane!) It was cool to see the Try Guys try your cane, too. I watched their video first with them trying guide dogs. I like how the trainor talked about the school's program, and you talked about differences between schools. As a sighted person, I would never think about the work you would have to do to learn new commands and rules for a different school! 💘
"A lot has changed since then for both the Try Guys and for myself". At first when Molly said she was meeting with all of the try guys except Eugene I was only thinking about Keith and Zac. Then they said it was filmed in June and I was like AHHH I GET IT. Molly's editor and the Try Guys editors did very well about making sure that a Mr. someone wasn't shown in this video. I did hear his laugh but I don't think I saw any clips with him lol
"Just for context, right now it's June", this broke my heart, they had no idea what was going to happen in the future😭 Especially Zach looking so happy is what broke me!
Given the recent Try Guys changes, kudos to Molly's editor for editing around You Know Who. You never really know how much work goes into editing unless you're an editor yourself, and the recent changes really reminded me of that. Kudos to the editor!
Haha, is that who Molly was standing next to at the end? I was seriously wondering if maybe she was kneeling on something, or if he was standing on a higher surface. Took me very carefully examining her movements (especially her twisting) to realise it'd be highly unlikely that she was kneeling, and there was no obvious terrain difference beginning in the background 😅
I love Zach when he's around you! He has a different vibe. Also, the moment where he came over and kissed the puppy you were holding in the middle of your interview was incredibly adorable.
@@daniellekirsch5402 Maybe they also shared about their disability experience in the talk before. A plus side of sharing a community is often having an instant deeper connection.
@@daniellekirsch5402 His voice even sounds slightly different. Like lower or something? It makes sense though, he's not 'performing' in the same way he would in a Try Guys video
My brother is going blind, and for now glasses (special and very expensive glasses) are working for him, but one day they wont. Over the summer he told me that for the first time he really felt disabled and that he was scared about the future, and the only thing that cheered him up was that he would be able to get a guide dog. He talked about how alone he can feel sometimes, because he can be left out of things, but having a buddy would help, and it really hit me how much they’re also inherently emotional support companions too. Seeing you get emotional about missing your Ben reminded me of that, and I am just so glad you’ve now found your new companion.
Any kind of drastic change such as vision loss is always rough and scary. This is why it is important that we have conversations about disabilities such as blindness, because, although they are scary, they are part of the human experience. Part of the fear comes from so many misrepresentations of disabilities over the years, and a lot of that is because of media. When your brother needs it, there is a huge community of very supportive people to help him. Also, it is great that he wants a guide dog in the future. I would encourage him to begin learning, non-visual techniques, now if he hasn't already. While this will not necessarily illuminate the grief and loss, it will better aid him as the approaching vision loss happens. He will need to learn how to travel non-visually using a white cane and develop good orientation and mobility skills. It is actually really interesting that so many guide dog handler's do rely on their dogs for emotional support. I am not one of them, not with my current dog. He is a wonderful worker, and does his job very well, but not the dog I would ever choose to have strictly as a pet, and not the dog, I would turn to for any kind of emotional support. Each relationship is very different… When he retires, it is highly unlikely that I will get another guide. But wherever your brother ends up getting his dog from, I wish him all the best. I remember when I got my first guide dog 23 years ago… It was a very memorable and incredible experience.
I don't know if this is possible, but if I were in his situation, I would probably try out a guide dog just like the Try Guys did in this video, BEFORE going blind. And I would definitely try to learn accessible technology before going blind as well. I've tried out voice over myself and it's just SO much easier to learn as a sighted person than as a blind person. I'm not actively going blind myself, but my grandmother gradually went blind in her sixties and seventies and so did her mother, grandmother, and five of her aunts and uncles, so my family's always been fairly conscious of the fact that it's quite possible for any of us to go blind even if we grew up and go our entire careers sighted (with correction).
I freaking loved that! Also, the fact that he was talking about Molly walking almost like she doesn't have an impediment and then he gets stomped, *chef's kiss*
"We like to give our editors a nice long time... I would say it's arguably stupid..." If only they would know how important that would be though. Honestly shout out to the editors for these videos!!
I wish Eugene had been there. As a dancer, he has a very different connection with his body, & it would be so neat to see how he handled grounding into feeling, & trusting, the movements of his guide!
Great point(e)! harharhar dance pun. But for real I would love to see Molly interact with Eugene. Especially if they're picking outfits for each other omg
@@floralspectre I am hopeful since they mentioned that they had multiple ideas to explore! Hopefully fans will like the crossover so much that they decide to continue their collabs
I had wondered if Eugene had paired off with "thee who shall not be named", and that's why he wasn't in the video, but apparently that's not the case. They did such a great job of editing this video.
I am just so impressed with how the dogs know not to move when the trainer says “Shiloh, forward” but know that it’s time to move when the handler says it! That’s crazy! These dogs are so talented ❤
Mama Bee (blindfolded): where am I going? Keith forgetting he should probably respond. Molly subtly reminding that she is blind and he’s the only one that can see 😂😂😂😂
It was so funny to hear guide dog commands in English! Lol. The story of Elton John at the salon needing to be told to sit in French still makes me smile
fun fact! Guide Dogs of the Desert is one of the only guide programs that also uses Poodles for guide Dogs! Most all poodle guide dogs are from this program! There's a few even here on RUclips!!!!
Kudos to Molly, her editors and new and improved try guys and their editors for all the extra work they did to bring these videos to fruition. I hesitated for half a second to click on the video, I am glad I clicked it and I’m going to go find the try guy video and then afterwards I’ll resume streaming Pentatonix’s new album and Meghan Trainors new album.
Sounds like a great schedule lol! I've been surprised at how impressed I've been with the new/improved era of Try Guys. I wholeheartedly hope they keep on keepin' on.
Keith staying afterwards and getting all the cool shots and commentary of molly and her mom doing this just shows how nice he is! That was the coolest thing and he was pumped and laughing and it’s just so cool!
I feel like I never get an accurate picture of just how small Molly is, until she was sitting next to the smallest Try Guy. She makes Zach look so tall! EDIT: Ya'll I didn't say Zach was tiny, I said he was the smallest try guy (facts) and that even next to him, it really puts into perspective how short molly is (also a fact). :') I know Zach is 5'8"
@@yesterdaydream I knew they were both very small but, it really gets put into perspective when she stands next to another creator who's height you're aware of. With Molly and Niamh both being so small, you can't tell they're short when they're next to each other as easily because they look normal in comparison to one another 😂
I love that Niamh felt so relaxed and trusting of Shilo. I bet it was partly because she knows how reliable a guide dog is from watching Molly. She knew that she could put her trust completely in the dog and that she would be safe. It is funny that she hasn't ever thought about how it would feel though 😂
I think a series of Molly going to different guide dog schools and just meeting with the people at them would be wonderful! Obviously it'd be great to see the dogs, but a series like that would be super informative and maybe even help people decide which guide dog school is right for them!
Molly and Zach is my favorite duo and I'd love to see you guys collab again! I had no idea you knew the Try Guys and that this had been planned for so long, this is awesome!
That's a pity that Eugene couldn't make it, I love seeing him interacting with doggos. Also, Molly, you should totally make a video about visiting other guide dogs schools!
I love everything about this. It was so cool to see the guys interacting with you and asking thoughtful questions. Shows that you are actually friends not just RUclips collaborators. My favorite might be when mamma bee was walking and Keith was filming. I love seeing RUclipsrs helping each other create quality content.
I appreciated seeing sighted people who had no experience using a cane and a dog as it highlighted the skill level necessary to manage either or both. I have limited depth perception so every new stairway can be scary for me so I felt such trepidation when the sighted people were blindfolded. Compliments to the editor(s) regarding The Try Guys, beyond a spilt second here and there, it was an excellent job.😉
I also have poor depth perception so I totally feel you on the new stairway thing! I couldn't imagine doing it with no vision at all tbh. I'm already scared shitless when it's one of those old and/or uneven staircases that I can't see properly, and that's when I'm still able to see it.
I thought it was really neat to see the comparison between Niamh walking with the dog and Molly following with her cane -- the difference in the amount of effort they each needed to use was really evident even though Molly is a really skilled cane user. Really puts into perspective just how much having a dog lightens some of the burden of navigating the world as a blind person. This was such an interesting video and a great complement to the one the Try Guys did. Would love more guide dog school content in the future! It also sparked some curiosity in me about maybe looking into getting involved with puppy raising at some point.
@@_veronica_r it really does. Also how telling is it though that there are 2 video perspectives on this day and both channels pretty much seamlessly cut him out and you can't honestly tell unless you're looking for it... wild.
I am a former puppy raiser at GDA, so amazing to see just some of the developments and changes they have made it that time. Being a puppy raiser was hard but it was also one of the greatest joys of my life. Having that experience is one of the reasons I have been such a fan of Molly, I love how vocal she is about the impact a guide dog can have on one's life. Such a great collab too
Molly PLEASE visit other guide dog schools just to check them out. I feel it would be very beneficial for all the viewers and would be a great experience for you!
I love that not only did Zach and Kieth try out a guide dog, but so did Mama B! Also I love that Molly also got to try one out and got to see the similarities and differences between a GDA dog and a MIRA dog. That and Zach and Mama B tried the cane too! This is such a cool behind the scenes video.
Omg Mama Burke is so precious! I love her little scarf and her enthusiastic confidence in Shiloh! Definitely subscribing- so glad the TriGuys introduced us to this concept and creator!
It is so amazing to see how you can adapt with a lack of a sense. Watching Molly navigate so easily behind her mother was so fascinating because her mom was so out of her element, and even with Molly and her cane which she doesn’t prefer seemed to navigate with so much more ease.
When I was a kid, I went to an open house at GDA and I got to see a bunch of puppies at different stages going through testing. There was also an activity where I was chosen out of the people watching to be blindfolded and guided around obstacles by one of their trained unmatched guide dogs. It was a very short course, nothing like this, but over ten years later I still remember the feeling of putting all of my trust in a dog to keep me safe. I'm glad your mom and the try guys got to see what that feels like!
This was one of my favorite videos you made. My favorite part was watching your mother walk in your shoes with both the dog and cane. It must have been very emotional for your mom to have that experience.
It would be cool to do a collab with Zach about assistance/service dogs even just seeing how to train his dog Bowie some tasks for in his house like retrieving dropped items to help with his disability.
Given that this collab might bring more people to your channel, I think it would be interesting to do a new video about the stereotypes of blindness. I know that on their video, a few of us were answering their fans' questions about you (how you don't "look blind", you make visual contact with people, the spectrum of blindness, how you feel colors, etc), so a new video could be a great source of info for them
It's funny that Zack describes the tour has a different world ago. I went to the tour and thought Keith throwing fried chicken was unsanitary, but now it really is. Everyone touching the chicken and breaking off pieces for each other. 😂
omg when i heard that one of the dogs names was Shilo i was so excited!! my pups name is Shilo and i’m putting her through a training course right now to help me get around with my disability as i struggle with basic mobility and daily tasks! she just turned 4 months old and im so excited to see how much she’s grown when she graduates training!!❤️
Proud guide dog raiser here! My family started raising guide dogs for GDB about 10 years ago and a couple made it, Kokua is now a breeder for GBD and even appeared on the Today show. Its so lovely to see guide dog schools represented in media! Love it
I would die for a mega series where Molly explores different guide dog school's. I'd love to see you look at the UK guide dog school's with Lucy especially
being able to see the direct difference while Mum was using Shiloh and Molly was using the cane at the same time, just seeing the contrast between the 2 methods side by side is interesting
I love that Molly and The Try Guys did a collaboration!! I love both of their channels. I’m visually impaired and feel so validated and heard by Molly’s videos. It’s interesting to see sighted people experience guide dogs and this video will hopefully educate more people about guide dogs. Also, thanks for mentioning the different guide dog schools! I’m currently researching schools for my first guide dog and only use a cane for now.
When she mentioned electric cars I immediately thought of my hybrid. It makes noise in ev mode the second you put it in a moving gear. Definitely is a benefit that I never really thought of
I love molly and i love the try guys and this is the cross over i never knew i needed. Both editors for molly and the try guys did a great job editing out he who shall not be named lol
I absolutely loved this and the Try Guys’ video. It was so much fun seeing them have that moment of “oh my god” and immediate empathy. Guide dogs are so incredible and the people that train them… there’s no words for how amazing they are. Thank you for sharing this Molly 😊
Thank you Molly for being willing to educate others on the use of guide dogs and what a positive life changing experience it is for those that rely on a guide dog to give them freedom to live their lives. 💗
Molly, this collab was so heartwarming. You and the Try Guys really have a great chemistry and I would love to see more content of you all together! They should do a series of trying different things blindfolded! It would be fun to see you take them shopping and teach them how you pick out your very stylish outfits.
This is something that I would never thought of yet something I am so glad you did this collaboration. I would love to see you go to other schools and show how they work as well. I am not visually impaired and I am always learning so much from you.
I’m currently raising puppy number 6 for Guide Dogs for the Blind ❤ Thank you for doing this video with the Try Guys and bringing attention to the guide dog programs and what goes into it!
I had never thought about that with electric cars, but it makes so much sense. They absolutely should add some sort of audible element when driving or even idling at a stop
I worked at the Cabazon outlets for 10 years and Guide Dogs of the Desert used to bring their dogs out to the mall all the time! They were constantly working on socialization and training and the mall was a popular stop for them. I once chatted with a volunteer for a bit and they seem like a fantastic group, I hope you do a video on them soon!
Not quite sure why, but your closing clip left me wanting to say this. You are enough, you are special, you are loved and even if things are tough at times, you will come out on the other side. Big hug.
The way I screamed when I saw their video. This is a dream collab. I’m glad to see the BTS. Great to see everyone a little more relaxed and talking about the process. Wouldn’t be mad at a few more episode together 🤟🤟
Loved this. So glad you were able to have this collab after so long. You've all had so many challenges since June and I'm glad you were able to release these videos. ♥️
I’m grateful for us and you too that Zach and Keith were such a big part of your personal content making this, ex. Keith bring the videographer of your mom getting to try!
I think Molly's mom did so well with the guide dog because she has spent so many years watching and trusting dogs with her daughters safety. that when it was time for her it wasn't as stressful.
Oh my gosh, I love both you and the Try Guys so much and never expected this collab, but it's such a great idea for them to try!! So excited to watch both videos!!
This was an awesome collaboration and I appreciated this being the behind the scenes. Super interesting as always Molly and great to see the guys have a taste of the world you live in.
Ooh, I loved this as I also follow the Try Guys. Also, my former guide dog came from the Lion's Foundation in Oakville. "Dog Guides" is the term I used and from what I can tell, they have similar training to yours. I had a wonderful chocolate lab named Wilson who I worked with for seven years until his retirement. He remains my only guide, though I may one day get another, probably from Mira. Happy to answer any questions if you have any, Molly.
Couldn't help but laugh when Molly said "Focus, focus" (23:23) For a split second, I thought how do train guide dogs to keep their humans from losing focus🤣😄
One of my disabilities is mobility. I started with a walker, and got my own manual wheelchair for occasional use. When I got a cane I was slower but could get into more spaces. I went to Rocky Horror dressed as Dr Scott and loved it! I put my chair in the alcove but used my cane to sit with my friends in the regular seats.
I never thought about editors of OTHER channels having to scrub somebody from Try Guys collabs. Cheers for any extra effort this took. Glad y'all got to meet
Yeahhhh i just thought ab this
I could see Alex filming when Mollys mom was trying the dog out but of course it’s not something you can cut out without it looking weird
They removed ned not Alex
It doesn't surprise me that Molly's mom trusted the guide dog easier than the guys did. She's trusted them to keep her daughter safe for 15 years. Has watched them keep her daughter safe. As a mom, that's a greater trust than trusting to keep yourself safe.
Absolutely!
So spot on.
Amen ☮
Great job, is it Neve? ☘🌸
Also both Keith and Zack have nervous energy whereas momma Bee is decently calm. I know that doesn't determine how they will react but I'm assuming that definitely has something to do with it
This video was as informative as it was fun! Love that mom got to try a dog & your cane! (Mom wasn't too hot with the cane!) It was cool to see the Try Guys try your cane, too. I watched their video first with them trying guide dogs. I like how the trainor talked about the school's program, and you talked about differences between schools. As a sighted person, I would never think about the work you would have to do to learn new commands and rules for a different school! 💘
When Zach said they "like to give their editors a nice, long time" it was such a funny bit of foreshadowing. 😬
Oof, right? My heart sank at that.
Oh the amount of Nediting must be have crazy 😬
@@seamstressdragon8707 "Nediting" 🤣
"A lot has changed since then for both the Try Guys and for myself". At first when Molly said she was meeting with all of the try guys except Eugene I was only thinking about Keith and Zac. Then they said it was filmed in June and I was like AHHH I GET IT. Molly's editor and the Try Guys editors did very well about making sure that a Mr. someone wasn't shown in this video. I did hear his laugh but I don't think I saw any clips with him lol
I’m out of the loop. What’s going on?
Didn’t even notice the laugh lol
@@meganjaime7728 Ned cheated on his wife with an employee, Alex, and is no longer a part of the try guys
I am SO IMPRESSED with how much work had to be done to make these videos happen, truly.
I overheard him laugh a couple times and that totally reminded me that they had to do so much editing to release this!! Way to go y'all
"Just for context, right now it's June", this broke my heart, they had no idea what was going to happen in the future😭 Especially Zach looking so happy is what broke me!
Given the recent Try Guys changes, kudos to Molly's editor for editing around You Know Who. You never really know how much work goes into editing unless you're an editor yourself, and the recent changes really reminded me of that. Kudos to the editor!
Yes really I only heard his laugh once!! It’s amazing how much they worked to erase him
@@evakniceley9272 omg you heard him laugh? when??
I call them the man-whore and the whore
@@maryclairenolin6997 You can kind of hear him chuckle and talk in the background after the 14:20 mark, but only while they're in with the puppies.
Nedited
the height difference between molly and keith is kinda cute and comical lmao
i’m 4’10 and i believe molly is too, so i love seeing what my height difference with him would be because i KNEW it’d be funny
It’s like me and my husband. I’m 5ft and he’s 6’2”!
Haha, is that who Molly was standing next to at the end? I was seriously wondering if maybe she was kneeling on something, or if he was standing on a higher surface. Took me very carefully examining her movements (especially her twisting) to realise it'd be highly unlikely that she was kneeling, and there was no obvious terrain difference beginning in the background 😅
@@willowtabby4926 Lol, I guess Keith's height can be a bit surprising at first, so I can't blame you for being confused xD
@@seevanhawkins4591 Mine too hehe. I'm 4'10" and my husband is 6'4".
Molly having Keith as her videographer for mama bees walk is iconic
This was like Keith in "dad mode" and it came off as so sweet and caring!
I love Zach when he's around you! He has a different vibe. Also, the moment where he came over and kissed the puppy you were holding in the middle of your interview was incredibly adorable.
I agree!! It was kind of refreshing to see how mellow he is "off camera"
@@daniellekirsch5402 Maybe they also shared about their disability experience in the talk before. A plus side of sharing a community is often having an instant deeper connection.
@@daniellekirsch5402 His voice even sounds slightly different. Like lower or something? It makes sense though, he's not 'performing' in the same way he would in a Try Guys video
The fact that hearing a well hidden Ned was described as "nasally laughter" really cracked me up.
"I want to steal it, but I won't because it's a charity" 😂
My brother is going blind, and for now glasses (special and very expensive glasses) are working for him, but one day they wont. Over the summer he told me that for the first time he really felt disabled and that he was scared about the future, and the only thing that cheered him up was that he would be able to get a guide dog. He talked about how alone he can feel sometimes, because he can be left out of things, but having a buddy would help, and it really hit me how much they’re also inherently emotional support companions too. Seeing you get emotional about missing your Ben reminded me of that, and I am just so glad you’ve now found your new companion.
I hope your brother can get a dog when the time comes; and that the dog can bring him comfort, safety, and independence.💘
Wishing the best for you and your brother. I feel like Molly is the living example of “even though it’s hard, it’s okay.” 💜
Any kind of drastic change such as vision loss is always rough and scary. This is why it is important that we have conversations about disabilities such as blindness, because, although they are scary, they are part of the human experience. Part of the fear comes from so many misrepresentations of disabilities over the years, and a lot of that is because of media.
When your brother needs it, there is a huge community of very supportive people to help him. Also, it is great that he wants a guide dog in the future. I would encourage him to begin learning, non-visual techniques, now if he hasn't already. While this will not necessarily illuminate the grief and loss, it will better aid him as the approaching vision loss happens. He will need to learn how to travel non-visually using a white cane and develop good orientation and mobility skills.
It is actually really interesting that so many guide dog handler's do rely on their dogs for emotional support. I am not one of them, not with my current dog. He is a wonderful worker, and does his job very well, but not the dog I would ever choose to have strictly as a pet, and not the dog, I would turn to for any kind of emotional support. Each relationship is very different… When he retires, it is highly unlikely that I will get another guide. But wherever your brother ends up getting his dog from, I wish him all the best. I remember when I got my first guide dog 23 years ago… It was a very memorable and incredible experience.
I don't know if this is possible, but if I were in his situation, I would probably try out a guide dog just like the Try Guys did in this video, BEFORE going blind. And I would definitely try to learn accessible technology before going blind as well. I've tried out voice over myself and it's just SO much easier to learn as a sighted person than as a blind person. I'm not actively going blind myself, but my grandmother gradually went blind in her sixties and seventies and so did her mother, grandmother, and five of her aunts and uncles, so my family's always been fairly conscious of the fact that it's quite possible for any of us to go blind even if we grew up and go our entire careers sighted (with correction).
that cut of zach hitting the wall with his cane mid-sentence to the next clip is top notch, i couldn't stop laughing
Slap stick comedy even when unintentional 😆
Definitely had to replay that a couple times, such a perfect transition 😂
I freaking loved that!
Also, the fact that he was talking about Molly walking almost like she doesn't have an impediment and then he gets stomped, *chef's kiss*
I loved mama bee and Zach hanging out while he tried out using a cane
it was so cute!
That was so wholesome!
"We like to give our editors a nice long time... I would say it's arguably stupid..."
If only they would know how important that would be though. Honestly shout out to the editors for these videos!!
though if they didn't pre-record so far in advance there would be a lot less videos to edit this heavily lol
Hearing Ned’s voice in the background every now and then and knowing Molly’s editors nailed cutting him out.
I wish Eugene had been there. As a dancer, he has a very different connection with his body, & it would be so neat to see how he handled grounding into feeling, & trusting, the movements of his guide!
yes! Plus his relationship with dogs already. Hopefully he’ll get the chance another time.
Great point(e)! harharhar dance pun. But for real I would love to see Molly interact with Eugene. Especially if they're picking outfits for each other omg
@@yesterdaydream Always love the puns! I hadn't even thought of them shopping together! It would be fun to watch!
@@floralspectre I am hopeful since they mentioned that they had multiple ideas to explore! Hopefully fans will like the crossover so much that they decide to continue their collabs
I had wondered if Eugene had paired off with "thee who shall not be named", and that's why he wasn't in the video, but apparently that's not the case. They did such a great job of editing this video.
It would be super interesting to see a series with Molly going to a variety of training schools.
I am just so impressed with how the dogs know not to move when the trainer says “Shiloh, forward” but know that it’s time to move when the handler says it! That’s crazy! These dogs are so talented ❤
Okay, Keith is a great camera man for your channel! I also love that he helped you out there to see your mom try it as well.
Yes ! I thought that was so sweet.
Mama Bee (blindfolded): where am I going?
Keith forgetting he should probably respond. Molly subtly reminding that she is blind and he’s the only one that can see 😂😂😂😂
It was so funny to hear guide dog commands in English! Lol. The story of Elton John at the salon needing to be told to sit in French still makes me smile
fun fact! Guide Dogs of the Desert is one of the only guide programs that also uses Poodles for guide Dogs! Most all poodle guide dogs are from this program! There's a few even here on RUclips!!!!
There are other Service Dogs organizations that use them though. It's still a fun fact.
Poodles should be used more but then I remember they need a butt ton of grooming and blind people can't see matting.
The Guide Dog Foundation in NY also uses standard poodles.
@@NoThankUBeQuiet blind people can definitely feel matting though.
My spouse's aunt has a poodle guide dog from them!!!!
"The way that she walks you almost forget she has any impediment." Then Zach immediately hits the wall lol. The man has such impeccable timing!
Kudos to Molly, her editors and new and improved try guys and their editors for all the extra work they did to bring these videos to fruition. I hesitated for half a second to click on the video, I am glad I clicked it and I’m going to go find the try guy video and then afterwards I’ll resume streaming Pentatonix’s new album and Meghan Trainors new album.
Sounds like a great schedule lol! I've been surprised at how impressed I've been with the new/improved era of Try Guys. I wholeheartedly hope they keep on keepin' on.
Keith staying afterwards and getting all the cool shots and commentary of molly and her mom doing this just shows how nice he is! That was the coolest thing and he was pumped and laughing and it’s just so cool!
I would LOVE a series of you exploring different guide dog schools. Or even the Try Guys Try Being Puppy Raisers!
As a puppy raiser for GDA… yes!!!!
@@allisonblonder783 fellow puppy raiser for Guide Dog Foundation! Hi friend! Hope your puppy is doing GREAT!
Yes!!! I would love this! I would love Molly to explore different schools, maybe even a few ones like GDB ❤
Keith filming for molly and getting all those beautiful shots warms my heart and zach is so sweet. Sad we missed Eugene.
I feel like I never get an accurate picture of just how small Molly is, until she was sitting next to the smallest Try Guy. She makes Zach look so tall!
EDIT: Ya'll I didn't say Zach was tiny, I said he was the smallest try guy (facts) and that even next to him, it really puts into perspective how short molly is (also a fact). :') I know Zach is 5'8"
Zach looked like a giant next to molly, and that also shows how much taller the other guys are compared to Zach
I never realized Niamh was just as small as (if not shorter than) Molly! So cool how people exist in such lovely variations.
Actually Zach isn't that small either!
Zach honestly isn't that short either, he's 5'8". Only a little under the average for men in the US.
@@yesterdaydream I knew they were both very small but, it really gets put into perspective when she stands next to another creator who's height you're aware of. With Molly and Niamh both being so small, you can't tell they're short when they're next to each other as easily because they look normal in comparison to one another 😂
I love that Niamh felt so relaxed and trusting of Shilo. I bet it was partly because she knows how reliable a guide dog is from watching Molly. She knew that she could put her trust completely in the dog and that she would be safe. It is funny that she hasn't ever thought about how it would feel though 😂
My favorite creators collaborating?? What did I do to deserve this? 🥰
LITERALLYYYY!!!!
So excited!!!
I saw their video first and clicked so fast!!
Immediately thought of this clip of Keith (about 30 seconds in) when I read your comment: ruclips.net/video/ajYTYLsBmgk/видео.html. 😉💙
Honestly same!
Oh Zach coming and saying hi to the puppy while Molly chats at 15:50!
Molly doesn’t seem that short until you see her standing next to Keith 😂
Ikr initially I thought she was sitting 😂
Keith is so sweet staying behind and filming for you Molly! Great guys nice to see them out of character almost from their own channel
I think a series of Molly going to different guide dog schools and just meeting with the people at them would be wonderful! Obviously it'd be great to see the dogs, but a series like that would be super informative and maybe even help people decide which guide dog school is right for them!
Molly and Zach is my favorite duo and I'd love to see you guys collab again!
I had no idea you knew the Try Guys and that this had been planned for so long, this is awesome!
That's a pity that Eugene couldn't make it, I love seeing him interacting with doggos. Also, Molly, you should totally make a video about visiting other guide dogs schools!
That was so sweet of Zach to ask to try the cane so he could get a better understanding of the difference! He is the best.
We love seeing Niamh on Molly’s side of the camera!!
I love everything about this. It was so cool to see the guys interacting with you and asking thoughtful questions. Shows that you are actually friends not just RUclips collaborators. My favorite might be when mamma bee was walking and Keith was filming. I love seeing RUclipsrs helping each other create quality content.
Molly standing next to Keith is peak human height. The frame is HUGE hahaha
I love how extreme the differences can be in human builds. We are all so different
I appreciated seeing sighted people who had no experience using a cane and a dog as it highlighted the skill level necessary to manage either or both. I have limited depth perception so every new stairway can be scary for me so I felt such trepidation when the sighted people were blindfolded. Compliments to the editor(s) regarding The Try Guys, beyond a spilt second here and there, it was an excellent job.😉
I also have poor depth perception so I totally feel you on the new stairway thing! I couldn't imagine doing it with no vision at all tbh. I'm already scared shitless when it's one of those old and/or uneven staircases that I can't see properly, and that's when I'm still able to see it.
I think what strikes me the most is the genuine reaction from everyone involved in this video
28:12 “The way she walks you sometimes forget that she has any visual impairment at all…” THUNK 🤪
I loved it!!! ❤
That was a funny moment!
I love this more mellow Zach!! I can’t wait for any future projects between some of my favorite creatures
The collab I didn’t know I needed!
I thought it was really neat to see the comparison between Niamh walking with the dog and Molly following with her cane -- the difference in the amount of effort they each needed to use was really evident even though Molly is a really skilled cane user. Really puts into perspective just how much having a dog lightens some of the burden of navigating the world as a blind person. This was such an interesting video and a great complement to the one the Try Guys did. Would love more guide dog school content in the future! It also sparked some curiosity in me about maybe looking into getting involved with puppy raising at some point.
22:43 anyone else bracing themselves for inevitably hearing That Laugh? Haha 😂
Oooooff XDD just hits different lol
@@_veronica_r it really does. Also how telling is it though that there are 2 video perspectives on this day and both channels pretty much seamlessly cut him out and you can't honestly tell unless you're looking for it... wild.
@@claraberg1214 so impressed with the editors, I hope they know we really appreciate their work.
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Yea, I know a lot of people have said this already, but it's almost like a certain someone was never that important to begin with LOL
@@_veronica_r exactly. The only reason he seemed to matter is Ariel. I feel her absence far more than his!
I am a former puppy raiser at GDA, so amazing to see just some of the developments and changes they have made it that time. Being a puppy raiser was hard but it was also one of the greatest joys of my life. Having that experience is one of the reasons I have been such a fan of Molly, I love how vocal she is about the impact a guide dog can have on one's life. Such a great collab too
Molly PLEASE visit other guide dog schools just to check them out. I feel it would be very beneficial for all the viewers and would be a great experience for you!
I love that not only did Zach and Kieth try out a guide dog, but so did Mama B! Also I love that Molly also got to try one out and got to see the similarities and differences between a GDA dog and a MIRA dog. That and Zach and Mama B tried the cane too! This is such a cool behind the scenes video.
I’m obsessed. Molly is the most wonderful person. Usually with collabs I think “ooh so cool!” But with this I think “the try guys are so lucky!!!”
This is such an exciting collab! I really love that a new audience will get to be involved with guide dogs and service dog etiquette!
Omg Mama Burke is so precious! I love her little scarf and her enthusiastic confidence in Shiloh! Definitely subscribing- so glad the TriGuys introduced us to this concept and creator!
It is so amazing to see how you can adapt with a lack of a sense. Watching Molly navigate so easily behind her mother was so fascinating because her mom was so out of her element, and even with Molly and her cane which she doesn’t prefer seemed to navigate with so much more ease.
When I was a kid, I went to an open house at GDA and I got to see a bunch of puppies at different stages going through testing. There was also an activity where I was chosen out of the people watching to be blindfolded and guided around obstacles by one of their trained unmatched guide dogs. It was a very short course, nothing like this, but over ten years later I still remember the feeling of putting all of my trust in a dog to keep me safe. I'm glad your mom and the try guys got to see what that feels like!
I got to do the same when I was a kid at GDA. I'll never forget it!
This was one of my favorite videos you made. My favorite part was watching your mother walk in your shoes with both the dog and cane. It must have been very emotional for your mom to have that experience.
My best friends husband is a dog trainer at Guide Dogs of America! I’m so excited to watch this!!! 🐶❤️
The height difference between Molly and Keith is hilarious 😂 I love it
It would be cool to do a collab with Zach about assistance/service dogs even just seeing how to train his dog Bowie some tasks for in his house like retrieving dropped items to help with his disability.
That is a lovely idea!
Given that this collab might bring more people to your channel, I think it would be interesting to do a new video about the stereotypes of blindness. I know that on their video, a few of us were answering their fans' questions about you (how you don't "look blind", you make visual contact with people, the spectrum of blindness, how you feel colors, etc), so a new video could be a great source of info for them
It's funny that Zack describes the tour has a different world ago. I went to the tour and thought Keith throwing fried chicken was unsanitary, but now it really is. Everyone touching the chicken and breaking off pieces for each other. 😂
omg the height difference of Molly and Keith standing beside each other made me die of laughter.
omg when i heard that one of the dogs names was Shilo i was so excited!! my pups name is Shilo and i’m putting her through a training course right now to help me get around with my disability as i struggle with basic mobility and daily tasks! she just turned 4 months old and im so excited to see how much she’s grown when she graduates training!!❤️
Proud guide dog raiser here! My family started raising guide dogs for GDB about 10 years ago and a couple made it, Kokua is now a breeder for GBD and even appeared on the Today show. Its so lovely to see guide dog schools represented in media! Love it
I would die for a mega series where Molly explores different guide dog school's. I'd love to see you look at the UK guide dog school's with Lucy especially
being able to see the direct difference while Mum was using Shiloh and Molly was using the cane at the same time, just seeing the contrast between the 2 methods side by side is interesting
I love that Molly and The Try Guys did a collaboration!! I love both of their channels. I’m visually impaired and feel so validated and heard by Molly’s videos. It’s interesting to see sighted people experience guide dogs and this video will hopefully educate more people about guide dogs. Also, thanks for mentioning the different guide dog schools! I’m currently researching schools for my first guide dog and only use a cane for now.
The puppy raiser was so so sweet, I would love to see more of the perspectives of the different people who make guide dogs possible
I love Molly Burke and I love the Try Guys. This collab is amazing!
The way Zach&Keith waved to each other i’m sobbing
This was so well edited! The collab I never expected but love
The amount of editing it took to get this out, thank you so much for making sure this video could still come out!!
When she mentioned electric cars I immediately thought of my hybrid. It makes noise in ev mode the second you put it in a moving gear. Definitely is a benefit that I never really thought of
I love molly and i love the try guys and this is the cross over i never knew i needed. Both editors for molly and the try guys did a great job editing out he who shall not be named lol
I'M IN LOVE WITH MOLLYS JUMPSUIT!
I absolutely loved this and the Try Guys’ video. It was so much fun seeing them have that moment of “oh my god” and immediate empathy. Guide dogs are so incredible and the people that train them… there’s no words for how amazing they are. Thank you for sharing this Molly 😊
Thank you Molly for being willing to educate others on the use of guide dogs and what a positive life changing experience it is for those that rely on a guide dog to give them freedom to live their lives. 💗
Molly, this collab was so heartwarming. You and the Try Guys really have a great chemistry and I would love to see more content of you all together! They should do a series of trying different things blindfolded! It would be fun to see you take them shopping and teach them how you pick out your very stylish outfits.
28:58 Keith looks absolutely HUGE lmao this vlog was so lovely and eye-opening!
I love the editing in the video :) props to you guys I'm sure this was a hard one 💖
This is something that I would never thought of yet something I am so glad you did this collaboration. I would love to see you go to other schools and show how they work as well. I am not visually impaired and I am always learning so much from you.
I’m currently raising puppy number 6 for Guide Dogs for the Blind ❤ Thank you for doing this video with the Try Guys and bringing attention to the guide dog programs and what goes into it!
I had never thought about that with electric cars, but it makes so much sense. They absolutely should add some sort of audible element when driving or even idling at a stop
Keith's description of realising that you need to know your environment makes you realise how big a deal it is to be in a new place.
I worked at the Cabazon outlets for 10 years and Guide Dogs of the Desert used to bring their dogs out to the mall all the time! They were constantly working on socialization and training and the mall was a popular stop for them. I once chatted with a volunteer for a bit and they seem like a fantastic group, I hope you do a video on them soon!
Not quite sure why, but your closing clip left me wanting to say this. You are enough, you are special, you are loved and even if things are tough at times, you will come out on the other side. Big hug.
The way I screamed when I saw their video. This is a dream collab. I’m glad to see the BTS. Great to see everyone a little more relaxed and talking about the process. Wouldn’t be mad at a few more episode together 🤟🤟
I would LOVE to see a "Molly goes to different guide dog schools" video! Or a series even! That would be so cool.
Loved this. So glad you were able to have this collab after so long. You've all had so many challenges since June and I'm glad you were able to release these videos. ♥️
I’m grateful for us and you too that Zach and Keith were such a big part of your personal content making this, ex. Keith bring the videographer of your mom getting to try!
You guys are two of my favorite channels and I straight up cried seeing the video on their channel! So excited for the behind the scenes!
I think Molly's mom did so well with the guide dog because she has spent so many years watching and trusting dogs with her daughters safety. that when it was time for her it wasn't as stressful.
Oh my gosh, I love both you and the Try Guys so much and never expected this collab, but it's such a great idea for them to try!! So excited to watch both videos!!
This was an awesome collaboration and I appreciated this being the behind the scenes. Super interesting as always Molly and great to see the guys have a taste of the world you live in.
So cute! I’m so excited I go to train with my guide dog this weekend.
Ooh, I loved this as I also follow the Try Guys. Also, my former guide dog came from the Lion's Foundation in Oakville. "Dog Guides" is the term I used and from what I can tell, they have similar training to yours. I had a wonderful chocolate lab named Wilson who I worked with for seven years until his retirement. He remains my only guide, though I may one day get another, probably from Mira. Happy to answer any questions if you have any, Molly.
Couldn't help but laugh when Molly said "Focus, focus" (23:23) For a split second, I thought how do train guide dogs to keep their humans from losing focus🤣😄
when i saw the notification of both of your videos pop up I got so excited, I'm happy to see you all colaborate, love y'all
One of my disabilities is mobility. I started with a walker, and got my own manual wheelchair for occasional use. When I got a cane I was slower but could get into more spaces. I went to Rocky Horror dressed as Dr Scott and loved it! I put my chair in the alcove but used my cane to sit with my friends in the regular seats.