Understanding Straight Razors
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Man we need more earl on this show
Can we *not* advertise Nord? or Raid?
You guys act like coked-up spazzes on this channel. How many uppers are you taking before each episode? Chill out guys.
I agree, hopefully he will be back on the show
You should do a video on single edge safety razors. Another vintage style that's on it's way back in. It's more for shaving your own face over getting your face shaved by a pro.
This dude has the chillest voice ever.
"You're dying"
"Oh, okay"
This is great
„Oh, this is fine.“
"Your tumor is malignant"
"OMG say that again 🥰"
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He sounds like they needed to buy a subwoofer just to be able to hear him
This guy is awesome.
He's also the head of an anti child trafficking organization. When he couldn't be cooler and classier he got cooler and classier.
Woah. I think I’m in love with this dude.
Dude I didn't see the "anti" at first and I was like "Wait what"
@@jackswank3943 ah yes, child trafficking. The gentleman's trade.
That's why his voice is soothing an straight razor skilly skills are on point
That is badass, and this dude is pretty freaking cool!
Fun Fact: Hair has almost the same strength as copper of the same thickness. So you can understand why your extremely sharp, extremely thin blade is going to be suffering damage. You're basically cutting the equivalent of tiny copper wires.
Who you calling tiny? 😊
But not all hair ,right?
It makes citation for its claim or else it gets the hose again...
I've often seen it said, but they don't say in what way- is it as tough as copper against a steel blade, tensile or shear strength etc.
That being said, it's interesting to think that the most infinitesimally small line of metal of along the very cutting edge of a blade is responsible for the scary sharpness.
I've heard stropping is more about straightening that edge if it's been wrinkled, folded or dented by particularly thick hair etc.
Fun fact as well a human head hair averages .003 of an inch
In diameter
Earl: *Holding a straight razor* "You know that the carotid artery is right here."
Jason: I'm familiar.
Brian, thinking: I'm gonna die here.
now your carotid artery is right here
and now it's not
His voice, jeez. He could give you the most terrifying news and you would still be relaxed.
"That's the sound of flesh rending"
"Oh, that's fine"
He could read me a lulliby and then tell me he murdered someone and id sleep like a baby
Reminds me of James Earl Jones.
8:48 he describes how the razor could cut through your arm except for the bone and how it was used for murders and I still felt relaxed.
his voice is as smooth as his shave
REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE.
This feels like a grandad teaching his two teenage grandsons how to shave
For reals
dead on 😂😂
Feels like a really chill daddy dominant explaining sexual acts.
@@plainlake stop
@@plainlake P e r i s h
As a guy who’s had someone shave my face with a straight razor, it is simultaneously the most relaxing and terrifying experience of my live
I actually love getting a straight razor shave. It's also really cool to see someone flex their skills.
It's not so bad for me until they get to the throat then I start getting scared
I've been getting straight razor shaves at my local barber for years; they're really good at it. The shave has always been my favorite part of the haircut at a barber shop.
I know several guys who say that a straight razor shave is on their bucket list. I always suggest they just ask their barber next time they're getting their hair cut, but none are game enough. People are often surprised when I tell them that I've had one before. I wasn't that concerned, and actually enjoyed it (Although my face did feel pretty raw afterwards) Overall, I don't think I'd be willing to shave myself with one, but certainly will get a shave from a professional with one again.
Yeah it’s just Sweeny Todd on repeat in my head for me. Not gonna happen
This man is the Bob Ross of shaving. Such a soothing voice and patient character.
No no that would be SinatraLennon!
I thought that too
Nah it’s Sinatra Lennon
*Blood sprays out* Happy little accidents.
@@theblackbaron4119 😂
This guy seems really cool, making jokes that are actually funny, and being comfortable in front of a camera and comfortable with Brian and Jason. I'd love to see him on here more.
I am hoping the same thing.
Yea, he had great chemistry and his voice is distinct & amazing. Would be great to have him back.
Ditto, this guy is great, funny and has great chemistry with both... and that voice
The third rogue
Didn't he say something about knowing how to use butterfly knives and stuff? That's a reason for him to come back
"It will cut down to the bone before you even feel it" is one of the scariest sentences I have ever heard.
Having cut myself a few times, it's way better being cut with a sharp knife than a dull one. Sharp knives tend not to hurt and heal real nice. Dull ones hurt and don't heal as clean.
@@JZStudiosonline It would only make sense too, the cut is just cleaner so there is less damage - relative to the dull blades' damage of course.
@@JZStudiosonline The only safe blade is a sharp blade. Too many people dont realize this :/
@@JZStudiosonline I can absolutely confirm this. I didn't actually get cut by a knife in this case, but a papercut from a plastic folder. It was a few mm deep into my right thumb, nasty cut and it bled a lot for how small it was. Scarred as well, since plastic isn't really that sharp. Years later, still there.
I actually dropped my straight razor once, swung my hand up to catch it instinctively, cut straight to the bone on my left hand, didn't even notice until about ten minutes later when I was getting dressed and suddenly my t-shirt was red
The clothes, the face, the voice. This man was created to educate others about straight razors.
I bought a straight razor 3 years ago and shaving soap. I think it cost me about $120.00 in total. You know how much money I've spent on shaving supplies in the past 3 years? $120.00.
I'm the same way with double edged safety razors. I've probably spent about 150 dollars total for the first year, and spend about 45 dollars a year on blades and a fresh container of soap. I would make the switch to straight razor, but I'm too much of a klutz to risk it.
Best to leave it to your barber.
@@burritodog3634 Shaving soap is about it. It lasts a lot longer than the canned stuff.
@@darylcheshire1618 I tore my face up the first time I used the straight razor. It took about 3 shaves before I got the hang of it.
When he said "so, you've chosen gel?" To Brian I got the same vibe as "So, you've chosen death."
Go make the meme
shaving his face with a razor that could easily end his life
"ｒｅｍｅｍｂｅｒ ｔｈａｔ ｔｉｍｅ ｙｏｕ ｉｎｔｅｎｔｉｏｎａｌｌｙ ｔｅａｍ ｋｉｌｌｅｄ ｍｅ ｏｎ ｃｏｕｎｔｅｒｓｔｒｉｋｅ？"
Oh no
I bet Earl gives the best hugs. What a legend. We need more people like him in this world.
You're not wrong. Can vouch for the hugs.
The guy is one of the funniest dead pan comics I've ever seen 😂😂
I concur, he's really entertaining, I would love to talk to this man.
He sounds like a more serious, yet playful version of Morpheus
Alan Hardcastle no, Morpheus is not Lawrence fishburne, Lawrence Fishburne is Morpheus.
Jaden Bachrach shit that means we’re in the matrix
Matrix 4 comin this year
Somebody get this man a gun
He sounds like your uncles friend that you don't want to stop talking to
Earl: *hands straight razor to Jason*
Brian: "My ancestors are smiling at me, Imperial. Can you say the same?"
this actually made me laugh
and then hands it back, right over dude's eyes Dx
As fearless in death as he was in life.
As a professional barber with a passion for straight razor shaving (it’s what got me into the biz), and someone that has been using a straight razor since July 2013, I love that there is a video on such a large channel, and that Earl is dishing out a lot of good information. There are really only a few fairly minor items I would correct on the technique. Great job Earl.
27:58 Earl gets real nervous(rightfully so) then some really good blade safety for the situation at 28:08.
29:22 in my opinion it is easier to shave someone else than shave yourself.
No way Jose, you get the feel of your face and can manoeuvre it how you like
I cringed with the blade hand off over his face as well. That could have easily been terrible. I’ve been shaving with a straight razor for over ten years myself.
@rockeysingh8841 yes, but you have to be more comfortable shaving in unique hand positions, since you can't stand behind yourself to shave and you ideally have to see your razor at all time
“It can cut to the bone before you even feel it” as someone who has sliced their lip wide open while shaving with a straight razor that couldn’t be more true, I didn’t even know it had happened till there was blood running down my chin.
How much did it hurt after a minute?
Thanga Meenakshi it honestly didn’t hurt as bad as you would think it was only really painful when I accidentally bit my lip after it happened 🤷🏼♂️
@@benrolen6367 Really? I thought the adrenaline just kept the pain away for a bit. Wonder why that is.
Thanga Meenakshi im not sure but it was just more of an annoyance then anything🤷🏼♂️
@@benrolen6367 Ik this comment is a year old and what i say might be bs BUT i heard that paper cuts hurt very badly because lots of the chemicals in paper and tiny pieces of it are broken inside, whereas if you cut yourself with a straight razor it could not be cleaner and i feel like thre would just not be much to irritate the wound.
This dude’s voice is lower than my self esteem
Impossible, nothing could ever be that low
@@adrianugh4689 Haha lol 😥
13:55 His laugh is heartier than a bowl of Campbell's Chunky chicken noodle soup.
I'm so envious of his voice.
You matter and are love buddy
God that guy's voice is amazing. Move over Morgan Freeman this man is the new king of voices
it's like the audio manifestation of chocolate, I love it
No they both do a podcast
this is guaranteed to end up on one of those unintentional asmr playlists
Yea! Oh my god. He’s so dark velvet voiced.
He's like morgan Freeman,James earl jones and a bearhug rolled into one
Interesting note you added about lanolin. In Earl's defence, in school in the 80s/90's I was taught this exactly as he described it. I guess the science has moved on.
I always thought follicle shape is a big factor
This man has the velvetiest voice I've ever heard. I could listen to him talk about literally anything. For *hours*.
"How does it feel?"
"Like I'm defusing a bomb!"
"I don't mean emotionally..."
Those massive hands, that low voice. He's like James Earl Jones's supersized brother.
Like James Earl Jones mixed with Michael Duncan Clark
His name is Earl isn’t it? 😄
Quick, someone make him say "No, I am your father".
I want him to read me bed time storys
Go make some money of that voice man...
This had more suspense and dark comedy than any movie I've watched in the last 20 years of my life
They mentioned them before, but if you’re looking for a close shave with less chance of maiming yourself, a safety razor will also do an amazing job! They’re very inexpensive, and blades for them are dirt cheap and made of cool shit like tungsten and stainless steel. Also using a brush and either a cream or a soap with exponentially increase the quality of your everyday shave regardless of the tool you use for hair removal.
Modern Rogue releases "Understanding Straight Razors"
Injury Counter: *It's free real estate*
The Unholy Smirk surprisingly so far no injuries in the video
With that voice he really should be careful about saying things like "Look how _creamy_ that is."
I got a little creamy too.
I was waiting the whole time for him to say delicious lol
Pervert
Exactly! Me too, but no homo...
Or you know you could just not
Oh
"Remember that time when you intentionally TKed me when we were playing counter strike?"
**INTERNAL SCREAMING**
The answer to the question of shaving cream, “Do I apply it thick or thin?” has to do with moisture retention. If you apply the cream thin, you run the risk of the foam becoming dryer by the last third of your shaving, causing more drag on the blade (especially in dryer climates). If you apply the cream thickly, the cream and your beard stay moist and soft to the very end, resulting in a smooth shave. This is especially true if you use a brush with shaving “soap” as I do.
Atta boy old cock. That's hellishly true. Add also that soaking the face in hot water( as hot as can be born) for as long as possible is a hellishly good aid. Hey, y'all Young Ricky is right the thicker the cream/foam the more cover there is for the hair underneath and less chance to dry out. Give Ricky old cock a cigar, he's a good hoss.
I keep a clean-shaven face and always apply a very conservative coat of gel. For me personally, any more just feels redundant, but I can imagine "drying out" to be an issue for someone doing shaping work etc.
I also always shave right after a hot shower, meaning my pores are open and the air is humid.
This guy can literally talk about anything and I would listen. He should be on more epsiodes.
and read some audio books. or the dictionary. I could take a nap.
This man NEEDS A PODCAST.
Third host for a few episodes?
"so many people have just died at your hand, but its ok" this guy is so relaxing
Hmm
He could read a shopping list and cure insomnia
Right! I'm nodding off just listing!
He's like morgan freeman
man could tell me that he killed an entire village of people and I'd be ok with it
"I would like a rocking Handlebar Moustache"
"Say no more fam"
*Sweeney Todd intensifies*
This is my favorite MR video solely because of Earl's voice. Love this man.
That voice really is nice and soothing, but then he goes and makes a joke about someone being terribly wounded _whilst_ shaving someone. Also, 10:32, one of my favorite Deep Purple songs.
That's the best part!
Comedic relief my dude
He sounds just like my high school Latin teacher. Very precise with his speaking.
@@knifefest Probably cause he's summoned a few demons whilst learning Latin XD
He sounds like the voice changer they use on the news and stuff on tv when they want to keep the person anom
Fun fact: in the military, having a beard is a mark of you being a badass because only special operations are allowed to have beards
Or if you have a shaving waiver.
Joe Baldenweg 😂😂
while your not wrong, its only to special ops that have to deal with middle eastern men a lot, because in their culture not having a beard as a man is seen as a bad thing and often times wont speak to a man without one. So if a beard directly helps with the job at hand, then yes. It used to be different a couple years ago tho, anyone that was in a spec ops could have a beard but the got rid of that rule because it "wasn't fair" but then again when does the US military care about whats fair? You have now been giving basically useless knowledge from the basically useless knowledge fairy. Treat it well
Thats why captain price fucks to hard
@@DexyD20 Regular soldiers deployed in the desert regions are advised to grow out their beards, in my country (the soldiers we send to Afghanistan or Iraq, etc).
Is it different for the US? Only specops doing that?
Damn, Earl's voice is amazing! If I didn't know better, I'd think his name was preceded by "James" and followed by "Jones."
This man's voice has a perfect balance between terrifying, relaxing, and powerful.
It's so smooth, I bet he can sing aswell. I would love to hear him sing.
This is the most well-spoken man I've ever heard
Bob Ross of the barbershop.
Naw, Obama was well spoken too
Neil de Grasse Tyson gets my vote.
@@rob_boss wth
He sounds like one of those kids who sounded like a grown-ass man when he was 12
Edit: thank you so much for the likes just posted what I thought and 317 people liked it.
@@cbob7423 mother I require milk for I am hungry.
That was me, when I was like 12-13 and started playing multiplayer games for the first time people kept asking me if I was using a voice modulator
I was one of those kids at 12, i sounded very old compared to the other guys, but my voice hasnt changed much since so i dont have a crazy deep voice. Normal voice, just came in early
I think i might be one of those, in some games, people think im in college or older sometimes. I'm 13
I am that kid
I'm shaving with a straight razor for the first time and I have this video on repeat because this man's voice feels so soothing and relaxing, it helps a lot
“many people used them for self defense... or offense” *Sweeney Todd intensifies*
When earl first started talking I thought they distorted his voice
I watch with headphones, and I felt his voice in my ears before I heard it.
@@geoffgreen2105 same here lol that guy has some bass, but maaan would I like to sit n listen to him talk, he shud read for audio books lol
he sounds like James Earl Jones. should throw his hat in to voicing Darth Vader at some point lmao
3 things I've learned in this video:
1. Shaving is much more complicated than I thought
2. People make shaving mixtures
3. Jason and Brian play CSGO
things i learned in this video, i will stick to cheap razors
Also according to WW2 military Brian and Jason aren't real men because they have facial hair.
It's way funnier if you imagine he's mentioning some classic goldsrc CS from nearly 20 years ago and he's still bitter about it
Also:respect the blade like you respect your own life.
@@CaroFDoom I guarantee he is, I can imagine Dell-era Bryan playing 1.5 in the office.
Wow, that was so smoothing to just listen to his voice and the the scratching of the blade! I could listen to him talking all day 😻
i just want this man to tell me that everything will be alright
I want him to be my therapist. Even if he’s not qualified. My anxiety will just immediately disappear, trust issues. The whole thing. He’s just so soothing and confident
What you talking bout son? what everything?
That man should be reading audiobooks, what a soothing voice!!
The entire expanse series + his voice = perfection
I thought exactly the same thing. Pure liquid velvet in my ears.
His voice is so manly I grew back the beard I just shaved
Hopefully short stories. That voice could put a hyper 7 year old to sleep in minutes.
Get him reading some Edgar Allen Poe or Lovecraft. Or even just narrating a wild life documentary!
Earl's scary/dark jokes were just absolutely perfect
I want to kiss you Patrick
Between Earl and Jason, I don't know if I should be amused or really, really, really worried
@@tuesdaywithanh yes
“Your hair actually has girth to it” *Brian giggle*
Earl: “Just make sure they aren’t moving very much”
Also Earl: *Cracks actually funny jokes that makes everyone laugh*
but not while he has the blade on his skin.
Volzutan Smeig what about when he said “that’s the sound of flesh rending”?
He sounds like a voiceover actor for a space documentary.
So you’re saying he sounds like Neil deGrasse Tyson.
This guy and his voice, while the sound of hairs getting cut could be most relaxing and comfortable minutes i could've at barbershop...
Bruh, the second this dude said "3 or 4 years" in that voice, my head snapped back like "Damn, I was not expecting that kind of sound to enter my auditory holes."
Ok he definitely needs to come back waaayyyyyyy more often. Hell make him a part of the show! Hes got some good jokes and its pleasing to hear him speak.
That sounds like Dr. Samuel Hayden's Resolvvvvvvvve
We've officially stepped into Art of Manliness territory.
Yeah, but without the weird religious angle that has crept into all their stuff over the years.
@@Zelmel ?
@@Zelmel Its always been there. And doesnt really soil and of his advice.
@@Zelmel Brett's Mormon, right? I've been reading AoM since the beginning, and, yeah, it's prevalent, he definitely doesn't deny it, but I don't think it gets in the way of any content. If anything it's like "Here's a thing, this is why it's important to me, maybe you can decide if it's important to you."
I have been using straight razors for about 3 years now. It takes time to learn but is worth it. I have amassed a collection of straight razors. It is an art to be able to shave with straight razors. I enjoy it now. You will learn how your facial hair grows and the direction to shave. Hot towel is a must in my opinion before shaving.
20:10 I literally think this is a longest I seen Brain stay quiet and not move. You can see the "well this is how I die" in his eyes
"I know how to use both of those" Well if that isn't excuse enough to bring him back, I don't know what else would be.
But the switchblade and balisong skills ar only for self-offense against child traffickers.
I love how, at about the 20:00 minute mark, if you listen REALLY carefully - You can hear Brian's testicles retract into his body.
Lol
What exact time would this be
And again, at 26:36. They just about came up through Brian's mouth.
27:56 as well. Everyone in that room clenched their butts so hard
I absolutely love getting a straight shave. When I was deployed the barbers on the base would give you a haircut, finish the 0 line with a straight razor, then give you a straight shave as well if you needed it. Spent so much money tipping my barbers but it was so worth it.
You are giving away your experience level old man :)
This was great to watch! I really appreciate it. The interplay between how so many things are available for personal taste, preference, and need versus the few things that absolutely do have to be done in it in a single correct way. Sharp, straight, control, gentle. But what you mix up on your face is up to you. I also really enjoyed the focus on attention and skill and presence instead of speed and convenience. How taken care of a tool properly enables its use for a very long time to come compared to throwaway culture. The presentation was fantastic, and that voice would be worth listening to for almost any content. That alone was worth look like and like and subscription
I want earl to do those “now just lie down and take a breath” audiobooks
ruclips.net/video/ezU1XwCRCk8/видео.html
The Modern Rogue damn I was not expecting it to already exist
@@ModernRogue NO WAY. YES
"I've taken possession of many heads."
--Jason, 2020
Prince Goat Cheese underrated.
so no head?
He has one of the most soothing voices I've ever heard, not gonna lie I kind of want him to tuck me in and read me a bedtime story, I am a grown-ass man, it doesn't change a thing...
I think the overall mood for this video is GRACE. high tension and anxiety, but high control and meticulous, patient pacing. Chill, not by lack of stress, but by adequate compensation. They have high grace in this video.
that man's voice cuts into me more than the razor would. god damn.
If he told my mustache to fall off, it probably would
His voice makes me wet.
"Dont be scared to take possession of heads."
"Oh I've taken possession of many heads." 19:47
What the fuck does that even mean
@@senza4591 well... there are at least two answers.
@@skyjoe55 "There's three actually"
There uhh... something you uhh... wanna tell us?
Haha I was wondering if nyone else noticed that
"So many people have died at your hand."
"It's so soothing when you say it."
Well, yeah, Earl's voice is damn silk.
I can truthfully say that I would trust that man with my neck... he has such a nice voice and is very humorous.
This man's voice is so soothing and calm. Just like a fleece blanket, straight out of the dryer. He could read the dictionary, and I'd be enthralled.
Brian, you let "I'm going to cut a tree branch toward my hand" Jason hold a strait razor to your face?!?! You, sir, are a brave man.
Nice shave, though.
This video was a complete surprise and one of the best I've seen this month on so many levels. Thank you.
19:54 I love how Earl's hand completely covers Brians's head!
He's a big guy yep.
James Earl Jones voice
Kingpin body
Gentle and calm body language
A gold package of a teacher
Reminds me of Michael Clarke Duncan
Earl's voice is straight up what I imagine cream cheese sounding like
The perfect mixture of honey and butter
Weirdest comment of 2020 congratulations. (Not saying it’s inaccurate)
what?
Who hurt you
Why do I agree with that
I could gladly listen/watch that gentleman all day. He is very knowledgeable but with a calming and confident manner.
For such a large man, the demonstrator, seems very serene and peaceful... His voice... the cadence of his voice, both in speed and in tone.... Is very very soothing
“We’ve been friends for what, three or four years?” “Thre-“ WOAH THAT’S DEEP
Normal razors can't get through my thick beard so I had to switch to a straight razor, now not only do I get a clean shave, I even take off a small layer of skin for that extra smooth finish
GaKoPop your profile pic says otherwise
@@alang9891 that's my wife, not me
@@GaKoPop your wife has a thick beard?
@@Harshhaze How'd you come to that conclusion?
@@Harshhaze yeah, we first met in the circus, she was a bearded lady and I was a dollar shave club representative
Earl's voice is truly a gift. I wish he could narrate my life lmao.
18:43 "so you have chosen gel"....
"Remember when you TK'ed me on Counter-Strike"
I felt that...
Somehow this was the most tense episode of Modern Rogue.
Maybe the constant thought of murder lingering in the back of our minds, telling us what could happen and feeding us the visuals of it?
Or just the shaving, could be either yknow
I agree, I think it's the fact that he makes it clear how dangerous the tool is but we still put it near our face, lot of sensitive bits there and we can all empathize with the visual of slicing a chunk of skin off our faces like removing the skin of an orange.
I've been shaving with a straight razor for some time now. My usual routine is to take a warm/hot bath to open the pores, then use water to lubricate the skin while shaving. Afterwards I'll use a light coat of mink oil to soothe any sore spots.
Wow! Ed was so knowledgeable yet humble about this whole thing. I was enthralled from minute 1.
I've been shaving with a straight razor for half my life, and there's a detail about straight razor shaving that people always seem to brush over which is very important.
A straight razor shave is the safest shave you will ever have. Not because one kind of razor is easier to cut yourself with than another, but because you're conscious of the fact that you're holding a blade. With a safety razor, or a disposable razor, you feel like you're holding a vacuum cleaner for your face, and as a result it's easy to be cavelier about your motions. With a straight razor, you know you're holding a blade, so you treat it differently by instinct.
A bit like a fire arm. My fiance has the problem with knives, she doesn't respect them and always gets cut in the kitchen.
@@lmaolmoo4147 I will advise you not to shave with a fire arm. It's a pain in the proverbial having to strop each bullet individually.
I can see the point you're trying to make, but I still highly disagree that a straight razor is the safest shave.
Sure ppl will be more careful with a straight razor and more careless with a safety razor, but isnt that due to the fact dangerous aspect of a straight razor in the first place?
brianv3ntura I appreciate this line of thinking, but it overlooks the main theme, which is perception. People are careful with straight razors because they perceive them as more dangerous than other razors, not because there is a statistical difference in how dangerous they actually are. The counterpoint you are probably thinking right now is “but I can clearly see they are more dangerous”. If you are thinking that, it rather proves the point. The blades of any razor cut just as deep, that’s the point of a razor. If you’re thinking “but that’s why safety razors have that casing” you are correct. That’s also why a straight razor folds away. When you’re shaving, which is more likely to give you a Knick? Hard to get stats on it, but from personal experience, it’s hands down the safety... actually, disposables beat out safety for me, but that’s besides the point. If you do stumble on statistical evidence, I’d be really interested in reading it.
I agree. People think a safety razor can't break and slice you bad. People that handle a straight razor know how to handle a blade in a way they wont make themselves bleed. I've made mistakes with a straight razor but it only cost me a couple drops of drops of blood from a barely noticeable nick.
Got to love how a straight razor ended up being more nerve racking than _surgically implanting a RFID chip into your hand_
"Dad, tell me a bed time story."
"Now many people have died by your hand."
The amount of trust displayed with this video between these two men is incredible.
When he asked the raptor egg question, he genuinely looked like an agent that would be working that type of job, this guy is so damn cool
Earl: *Talks*
Me: *Achieves violent climax*
It's like his voice is dark chocolate-coated, dipped in honey and molasses, then painted with bourbon and gilded with the darkest of dark roast coffees....
Lionel Valentine I wonder if he’s read all the glorified fanfics people have put in these comments
@@JamesDoesStuff0603 If he does, he needs to read them all out loud while Brian and Jason try not to laugh.
omfg this lmfao!
Violent climax 😂
I started shaving with a straight razor like 2 months ago. Takes a bit longer but it’s fun and don’t have to keep buying expensive disposable razors. Great shave too!
Wow! You are one fantastic teacher! And a sense of humour, too.
I have a set of 5 straight razors in their original pouch, but as much as I tried I could not get the blade anywhere within 2" of my face. I would start to shake. Now I'm in my 70s, I don't shave at all since my barber died 10 years ago.
The final exam for my old barber was to shave a peach without cutting it.
Barbarsol was the only shaving cream for me way back when I shaved.
I love when people don’t say “it’s used for murder” and just beat around the bush, then Brian and Jason are just like “He means killing someone.”
Modern Rogues: Let's give Murphy a straight razor!
Injury Counter: Time to clock in for work.
Im surprised it didnt slowly fade in while jason was shaving brian
I love using the bowl and brush mainly because of how it’s easy to change how thin or thick the lather is…and cause it’s just nice to do so
I want this man to teach me everything... like my man over here can reteach me how to wash dishes for all I care. his vocal delivery makes my ears happy.