The Try Guys Live Like 80-Year-Olds For A Day
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The Try Guys strap on ol' AGNES again, the old age body simulator, and attempt to go about their regular activities for an entire day in a world incompatible with and inaccessible to older people. The third of a special four-part series exploring old age.
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Ned: *nothing*
Miles: *_ACCEPT ME FATHER_*
lmaoooo
so many likes but only 1 reply
@@ginger.13 qwell not any more
Nobody: .....
Ned: “Yeah, so, I’m a dad.”
It's a reverse Hamilton
"I don't even have the energy to get upset about it" - i've never related to anything more.
😂
It’s a all day everyday mood XD
@@milfmagnet3612 When I saw the notification for your comment I thought it said "It's everyday bro" 😂😭
meeeee
@@kawaiichan6619 good it was not
Ned's catchphrase before baby: "So my wife..."
Ned after baby: "So Im a dad now..."
Tasha P 1.5k likes and no replys
2 replies and 2.3k likes
wHaT A tImE We hAvE
almost 4k and 4 replies
Make the replies 5.
4.6k likes and 6 replies. ;p
When the cameraman hollered to Keith "You only have nine seconds" I thought YES this is what I'm saying! Some of the streets in Grand Rapids can be six lanes to cross. I use a walker for balance mostly, but also for chronic pain. On days when the pain is bad, my pace is slow. If only there were a button to push for "elderly/disabled" mode that added 10 seconds. That would rock.
Marianne Wade, in Japan (people in Japan RESPECT their elders more) elderly people have a card that they carry around that can get them discounts and can add 10 extra seconds to the street lights. They should have this everywhere.
@@moristulti9806 Oh I so agree! Japan has always to me seemed the sort of culture to emulate when it comes to education, nutrition, and respect for elders.
I always bring this up to our city council etc. It's worked quite a few times in our favour. I'm normal and healthy, and I have to take a quick pace to cross in time. I see so many impatient drivers when they're trying to turn and the disabled/older person is still approaching the curb. It's scary and they could seriously be hurt, or worse. It's good to also get a petition going and find other residents who agree that an added 10 secs would only do the community good.
@@kaylacrouse7094 What a terrific idea! Thank you for doing the work of angels. 💖
Darcy they would need something that ONLY old people can use or other people will abuse it
"My first instinct is... I wanna go to bed"
That's me everyday without Agnes
Ya Chiru same. Being old is gonna be wicked hard
Same. Hahahahah
Only since ive been pregnant. I hate feeling tired so often and so early :( being old is gonna be miserable if i cant retire.
You might have a sleep disorder.
@@Warmishcookies Honestly that's just a mood. But if it is a disorder, tell me whatttt 💀
Ned: I have a kid
Keith: *blind*
Eugene: #youngforever
Zach: This hurts more than usual...
The episode in a nutshell
“I have a kid” is the new “my wife”
AHHHHH 666 likes
@@scottscott9874 am I famous already??
Lmao
Ned: I'm a dad. I recently became a father. Fatherhood is tough. Did I mention I'm a father?
Miles: Yes, Dad.
Ned: *DON'T CALL ME THAT!*
it'd be worse if he said daddy 😂
@@junmei8697 it would be better
time?
@@joannaavila6589 there's no time stamp because I was making an observation about Ned cringing when Miles called him "Dad." He didn't actually say this
It's like Alexander Hamilton and George Washington but with roles reversed.
after Zach’s grandma talked about feeling invisible I paused the video and called my grandma. We had a great conversation and it really just made me appreciate her more.
I don't ignore them ever
Wow rly?
Good to hear
Wow, you’re awesome!! I just lost my grandma, and I was very close to her. Never wanted to take our time for granted. It sounds like you won’t either❤️
Lpoleo P i’m so sorry for your loss🖤
Ned: "I guess in this narrative you're my grandson"
Miles (whispers): "That's right..."
who called their grandparent to not feel bad like Maggie's bf diddddd?
I love how the disabling shoes are crocs with taller soles
Grace Mause crocs literally just came out with a line of crocs with taller soles 😂 I want them really bad
Balenciaga is QUAKING
Balenciaga who bitch?
Lol
Lol they are literally platform crocs and I want the sm. I'm dying from laughter😂
When Zach's grandmother was talking about feeling invisible my heart broke 💔😭😭😭
inomi03 samee
Not gonna lie, it was heart breaking
I always make sure to give them more attention, and make them a priority... don't know why...
But now to see this, and how hurt she was, I wanna be even more responsible..
Nycole Leon I am also going to be more aware and make them feel noticed!
Me, too.
As someone with a disability, can I just say that I really appreciated the note you guys put in on Keith's scooter scene. The fact that you took the time to make sure you weren't using the scooter if someone else needed it is so thoughtful. Most people wouldn't even think twice. So thank you for that! You might not think it's a big deal, but it is!
THIS ^^
I have POTS and stores are hard. I wish I felt comfortable in our society to use one of these carts, even on bad days where I’ll sit on the floor several times going through the story, I still won’t use a cart because of the dirty looks I get because physically I look like a healthy teenager
@@luxsarrazine1141 I have POTS as well. Also, lupus and fibromyalgia. I have to use the scooters in larger stores, when I have several things to pick up, or I risk passing out. It really sucks. And, I get the dirty looks, too. I've had a manager at a Walmart confront me about using the scooter, saying I shouldn't be using it, because it was for people who were "really disabled" and I look young and otherwise healthy. When I explained about my health concerns, her response was to call me fat and lazy, which prompted me to leave the store and never return.
So, I totally get it. But, please, don't let the ignorance of such people shame you into pushing your body beyond its capabilities. Your comfort and safety are important, and they have no right to judge. We shouldn't have to defend our use of the scooters, but if anyone asks when I use them, I simply explain that not all disabilities are visible. It usually shuts them up pretty well. Don't let anyone make you feel bad about your condition. They simply don't understand and have no right to judge you. Stay strong
You aren't alone. I was injured in a work place accident when I was 23 that was 8 years ago. I still look like I'm able bodied but ive had 4 back surgeries and I get about 100 shots from my head down to help control my pain levels every 2 months. Ive people follow me in to a store screaming at me for using a handicapped parking space. My back surgeon specifically asked me to use it in winter because if I fall the surgical repair would be brutal. I also get treated like shit because of my pain meds. Like pharmacist treat me like I should be in jail.
It’s so frustrating when people who don’t need them take the scooters without consideration for others. My mom is disabled and we once had to wait for over 30 minutes for a scooter because there were none available.
Zach: This is why places need to have other options to get upstairs.
*an escalator is directly behind him*
not only that but there is a sign that says there is an elevator as well. The escalator goes up as well
Nobody said the wisdom of age also came with the suit :D
He knew it was there. He was seeing how hard going upstairs would be and proving the point that alternate stuff needs to be available and why it needs to be available.
A lot of old people I know feel disoriented while using escalators.
The last two people actually taking this comment thread seriously are my new favourite people
Ned: "It's World War Three"
Keith: "Scary"
Zach: "Eehhh"
Eugene: "Ahh, you goddamn kids get off my lawn!"
There's four types of people.
The monster house reference!
I'm Ned and Eugene XD
Zach: This is why places need other options to get upstairs
Behind him is an escalator
Except, with all the places that are grandfather in, when trying to add an escalator, their a code update which makes it impossible b.c of being a complete remodel on a building, thus a building will not add an escalator. This is a common problem in the real world. If they can remove the code update for grand fathered in places, that will add more escalator. This is the main problem I face in my city.... 😑
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Considering the kind of guy Zach is, you know that was 100% intentional.
That's because he's the dumbest try guy
Haley Rose ?
That last scene convo of ned and miles. 😂😂😂
"Gross, Dad."
oh yes 👌
i always carry my laser gun lol
"It's time to do one of your favourite things. Go to a gay baaar!"
*murmurs* "I do like de gay bar..."
Can you just imagine 80-year-old Eugene? Let's face it he would the worlds greatest grandparent just because
Eliza Madlener he’s gay, I don’t think he will be a grandparent. Unless he adopts but I’m pretty sure he doesn’t rly like kids. Well he doesn’t mind them but I remembering him saying he didn’t want any of his own kids
@@syd4771 im pretty sure he clarified in a video or something that he was bi, also in a lie detector video it shows him actually wanting kids of his own
@@wj4868 Well now he *is* confirmed gay
晗旭 he’s fluid. But he prefers men, and he prefers the label gay. Because he wasn’t really allowed to own that for his life, and because in saying he’s bi some people would dismiss his sexuality, even if they weren’t meaning to. So yeah, he’s gay, just not 100%. But no one really is
Don’t call me son -Alexander Hamilton
Don’t call me dad - Ned Fulmer
This is an underrated comment
@@leolunchbox4543 indeed
Rasa Agresti :3
This is literally the first thing that popped into my head bahahahaha
This is the best comment ive ever stumbled upon
"With age actually does come wisdom, if you allow yourself to accept it"
The wisest words.
Can we just appreciate how healthy and young zach’s grandma looks
what so his grandma is better than mine just because mine is dead?!
that was zach's grandma?!
Yes! She absolutely beautiful!
@@placetocrash we werent talking about you shut up
She is gorgeous!!
I love how proud Eugene was showing off his digital lock, Alexa, and Roomba 😂😂
Hes living in the future!
He sounds like my dad talking about the climate control of his house 😂
Am I the only one who’s thinking 💭 damn she looking good for 83
80’s the new 70. 😅
Yes
I'm not surprised. I've seen people in great shape in their 80s.
Are you kidding me she doesn't even look 80
700th like
"90 years old, sorta vegan, from Tennessee, Keith!" 😂
"Overwhelming"
I cried
My Nan has just turned 90 and she’s AMAZING. She lived alone in her house for years after my grandad passed and she’s just moved into an apartment complex specifically for older people. She has her own apartment, free to come and go as she pleases, has a company deliver her meals to her and she’s going on coach holidays with her friends. She still is a leader for the scout and is part of so many societies she got about 50 Christmas cards that year! Honestly she lives an amazing life and has held on to her independence brilliantly ❤️
That’s wonderful! I’m truly happy for her! My Nana has no money and ate generic peanut butter on generic white bread for half her meals. Or tomato mayo sandwiches. She literally could barely buy enough food to keep herself alive. So many older people live like that too and it’s really sad.
I love how Eugene’s home is already made for old age.
Zach: "Think of Miles like...... your son"
Ned: **softly** "don't"
a virtual hug for zach's grandmother!!!
imnotaimee Yes! I was thinking the same thing. She’s such a sweet heart ❤️
We always say “ok boomer”
But we never say “are you ok, boomer?”
Egg Mayonnaise truly amazing
yesss
what happened to respecting our elders ? in other countries older people are treated with the most respect :(
@@achild5864 it is sad to see people cast away elders and treat them like they're a burden to society. I wish they were better respected
I hate old people
Starring:
Ned, Keith, Eugene and Zach as older versions of themselves
Maggie as herself
The pets as themselves
And Miles guest starring as adult Wes
Next episode: the Try Guys try applying to MIT
Ned could probably get in tbh
whoisbillgates ? he said he didn’t get in when he applied.
Zach : places need to have other options to get up stairs
*walks past escalator*
haha
haha
haha
haha
that actually was just a waste of screen time - public places (in Canada and the States for sure) are required by law to be accessible. Even if the elevator is hidden in the back, there's gonna to be an elevator.
As someone living a physical disability that essentially limits me to the physical level of an elderly person, this video really hit home for me. I actually cried. Thank you all so much for doing this and bringing attention to how difficult it is.
PS. Watching Keith on the scooter was hilarious!
this!!!
You made me tear up
It’s interesting to watch people who don’t experience physical pain on a daily basis experience it and have their reactions different. I guess it’s just because people with physical disabilities are used to the pain
@@jaydenmcwhirter9979 We are. I remember my first time on my meds, and I was like "Oh my god, I can MOVE. And it doesn't HURT!" On the contrary, without it now is like "I used to feel like this?!! ALL THE TIME?!!"
Yeah I totally cried. I got diagnosed with fibromyalgia about 6 1/2 years ago. It's a takes a huge toll on me some days. Other times I feel great. Then cry because I miss having the pain free days I rarely have anymore. Hugs darlin!♡
“Alexa turn off the lights”
It triggered my Alexa lol
Lmao 💀
Mine too. Seriously Eugene's voice controls my Alexa. It ignores the TV commercials but somehow it loves Eugene
Mystery Hellveta Alexa is scary
@@sturner1676 it's Eugene
Mine too
After an accident in 2009 I became disabled, and the differences I have found are relateable to your video, I have restricted movement and i cannot walk without help. I've become invisible to other people and can no longer do the things I once enjoyed. Please don't take your health for granted you may loose it way before old age (34 years old for me), The elderly seem to be the ones eager to help me when I am out which shows you the level of respect they have for everybody. Thanks for doing this video it shows how it is to be disabled as well as older.
So much of what they were saying applied to disability and chronic illness, too, so hopefully, could help with compassion surrounding non-abled bodies as well.
I was going to come say the same thing. Besides the vision and hearing, everything else in this video is pretty much my life. I basically have the body of an 80 year old, according to my Drs.
Try guys you need to do a video living as a disabled person, seems there are many out there feeling the same as me! And it would be of benefit to us as empathy is not always given when you are disabled.
I was in an accident in 2012; I was only 15 when my doctor told me I had developed CRPS and would live in pain 24/7 for the rest of my life because of it. This video is a fun way to educate the public on how older age impacts the body, and how certain chronic conditions can also influence the body. I really hope they expand on this series.
Yeah I'm a wheelchair user also and like the guy w AS (I forgot his name sorry) I was thinking that I'd love for my abled relatives and friends to try something like this. Tho I gotta say, the most important thing I had to do as a disabled person was get over the idea that disabled is this horrible miserable thing to be. I felt like that all the time when I first got ill but as I've got used to things and made as much in my life accessible as I can, I don't feel much different to my abled peers most of the time and my mental health is much better!
I would like a full length video of Miles being adult Wes please and thanks
Lowkey cringey asff BUT WE KNOW WHAT WE WANT OKAYYY!¿ 😂😂🤷🏻♀️
OMG THEY SHOULD DO PARENTING NEXT not just babys but like the whole process of being one like pregnancy-> birth-> baby (in a total of max a few days tho😂😂) OR adoption(and the process of thT), and then puberty ->adult-> marriage of the kid, BOOM!! The end! Like that would be fun to watch 😂😂🤷🏻♀️
Iknow they did something with parenting already but i guess not a WHOLE damn procss like that
As funny as that could turn out to be, I'm to worried for Neds mental health and would not risk losing him to that ^^
That would actually be amazing.
We need it
Seriously let’s focus on how Old People feel INVISIBLE to young people and change that. I was in tears at that!
Me too! It's so sad!
So true
Because most of them are so damn selfish and nasty, who WOULD want to see them? I'm not saying it's right, I understand why they are the way they are. But they did it?
@@bioshockbombshell most are NOT selfish. You just choose not to see it.
Bioshock Bombshell I mean yeah some old people are codgers and cantankerous but it’s obviously not all of them.
"I gotta find my frozen fruits"
*walks down the entire wine aisle*
Wine came from fruits
“Make sure you use protection”
“I always carry my laser gun”
HAHAHAHAHHAH NICE SAVE
They are truely heroes
the entire Miles and Ned saga was 10/10
Ned: I guess in this narrative you're my grandson.
Miles: *whispers* That's right
Ned: God damn it Miles.
Best moment. We need more Wes and Daddy Ned. LOL
Baby Boomers then: Old people suck!! Let’s make everything for us young people!!
Baby Boomers now: The younger people don’t have any respect for us old folk!! Nothing is made for us!!
Reallyyyyy
😅 Basically
When they say stuff like that about the younger generation it doesn’t exactly make us want to respect and help them either.
ikr
I've never seen a boomer say this online or in real life, maybe I'm lucky
Wow hearing her talking about being invisible was so sad. I hope I've never done that.
I once said a word that sounded like move in front of an elderly and than I felt bad because they probably though I said move :(
"Gotta find my frozen fruits"
*walks in wine section*
Nailed it!
Gotta find my fermented fruits
I realized Eugene accessorized AGNES wit a jean jacket. Hilarious.
Don't forget the flannel
You know how he is 🤣
What Zach's grandma was saying about how it is a loss that was important, everyone who loses abilities or is disabled from birth is always expected to be super positive and to ignore what we've lost and that's just setting yourself up for failure. I have lost things when my fibromyalgia showed up I lost things almost overnight I can't do what I once could and many of the things I still physically can do cost me a lot more in the long run. Telling people that have lost things that they haven't lost things doesn't make our lives better
Well, generally people say stuff like that because they don't understand, or are trying to be polite or are uncomfortable. Personally, I'd probably tell you that it sounds like what you're dealing with sucks. Because while I don't understand it, I have been through other things. Sometimes you just want someone to acknowledge that it's bad, that it sucks.
This. This so much. I was disabled at 14 and beforehand I was very active, multiple sports every year all year active, and I will never be able to be the person I thought I would be. I will never lead a normal life. And trying to ignore my disability does nothing but bring me pain. I have to accept that I will never be normal, and I have to give myself the space the grieve the life I will never have. But I am allowed to grieve it. I am allowed to be upset and angry. Pretending to be happy does nothing but make me feel alone.
Thank you. I always feel like when I'm grieving, some people say stuff like "well at least you have X" or "it could be worse". But they don't understand that that fake positivity bull crap doesn't work and makes us feel dismissed. It's awful. I wish we as w society took more time to talk to and try to understand each other. I think it's happening more, I hope it continues. Everyone is suffering, and some it's harder to tell.
Miles/Older Wes : "no problem, dad"
Ned : "n-no.. don't call me that.."
i'm dying 😂😂
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Nobody:
Literally no one:
Not a single soul:
Ned: I'm a dad now
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Or...
I have a wife...
Hey have you heard about my wife?
Hey did you know I have a wife?
It’s weird that I don’t find it annoying
18:50 zach: "This is why places needs other options to get up stairs,you know" *WITH AN ESCALATOR RIGHT BEHIND HIM*
It really was a harmless joke but I do appreciate what you are saying. I'm not from the US but I really would be shocked if there wasnt a elavator in a facility such as a cinema open to the public. Surely there are legal requirements about accessibility that has to be met.
@@niamhdocherty3138 sadly I learned from my sister before that some states in the US require elevators only if the building has a certain number of floors
Because of my lymphedema in the swelling in my legs I can't use an escalator. Most of the time I am in a wheelchair but sometimes I can walk... you can't get a wheelchair up an escalator
"I've never seen the world from this height before.
This is what it's like, Zach?"
Keith: *rides on a scooter* I’ve never seen life from this height before. Is this what this is like Zach?
XD
At the end when Miles said
“I’m dating a robot”
Ned should’ve replied with
“Make sure to use protection, you don’t want to catch a virus”
LMAO
Ohhh noooo 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was thinking the same thing, Ned missed out on decent dad joke
I think you mean a decent grandpa joke 😂
HAHHAA YES
I like Zach’s grandmother, she seems like a classy lady who’s lived her life with few regrets and is still rocking it❤️
Zia M she’s sweet, I’m glad she’s still around for him ....
She totally seems like she’d tell some great stories over a hot cup of tea
"Well, I don't need to be trapped at home."
*famous last words*
I love how Miles kept playing up the fact he was acting as Ned's son! 😂
The problem is that people can’t afford a lot of the things that make it easier to simply live. These products need to be more accessible to people who actually need them.
Not to mention that Google and Amazon aren't exactly trustworthy companies. Giving them that much information and access to your home isn't great
bowties are cool tbh its better than a nursing home where theyre almost always treated like garbage
P R E A C H
@@Bala_Niranna nice username
I agree, but I also agree with @@Bala_Niranna, since it is kind of offsetting. So, I feel like it can be helpful but... yOu nEvEr kNoW iF tHe fBi iS gOnNa kIdnAp yOu ;)
ned: my wife
*UPGRADE*
ned: my baby
*P E R F E C T*
UPGRADE
Adult Wes (Miles)
FUCK GO BACK
😂😂😂I'm dieing from laughing
I wanna see "try guys try mobility aids" like one in a wheelchair, one with a walker, one with elbow crutches, and one with a cane
plus doing something where they have to take a dog (pet friendly only places cause ADA only covers disabled and service dogs) and deal with everyone trying to pet the dog, take pictures, etc. But the planning parts and all would be similar
@@IsraelForever8 ADA doesn't cover disabled dogs?
I’d like to see one with a wheelchair with a tilting back. As well perhaps the wheelchair with titling back can’t move on their own so someone has to assist in taking them places. There are ppl like that so it would be Interesting to see them represented. And so we could see opinions of two on wheelchairs and two on cane/walker or elbow crutches
@@ZaynMalik-sq2li i agree! And maybe (if he's comfortable and uses them) maybe Zach could have a moment where he talks about how you don't have to be "disabled enough" to use it. Maybe they would get one of the many ambulatory wheelchair users and other wheelchair/mobility device users talk during it about their experience seeing their aids as not restrictive, but freedom giving!
You guys should start a band like each of you learn an instrument within the span of a week and at the end of the week you play an original song
Yes yes yes!
Keith already has a band, so I think it would be a VERY easy challenge. I seem to remember seeing Ned and Eugene play instruments before, too. Zach is Jewish and most Jewish parents/grandparents encourage their children to learn a musical instrument. Einstein played the violin, for example. Yeah, I think this would be great fun for them, as well as for us to watch.
I would love to see a video like this. And if they already know an instrument try and find a popular enough instrument far away from that such as if you know a string instrument you use a wind etc
@@calichef1962 If they already play some instruments, then they can learn something else, or something funny like the theremin, slide whistle, kazoo, vuvuzelas etc, and write and perform a song with those. :D
It's funnier if they try a instrument they knew when young... like I could play piano when younger but last time I tried I couldn't play both hands... Practicing music is way to exercise the brain during adulthood too.
Ned: "Make sure you use protection."
Miles: "ALWAYS carry my laser gun."
Ned: "Oh-gah..."
that took me out for some reason lmao
Becoming invisible to young people as you get old.....that's such a sad truth.
Zach: This is why places need other options to get upstairs (18:51)
There is literally an escalator right behind him
I was looking for someone who noticed lmao
That's the joke, and Zach went the extra mile to pull it off. And you just spoiled the punchline.
That's. The. Joke.
Also when he’s sitting outside resting you can literally see an elevator going up and down. I was cracking up. 🤣🤣
I love when Keith was like "I've never seen the world from this height before. Is this what this is like, Zac?" 9:39
*Zach
Charity Murray cough Zack* sorry XD
@@lydiaz592 no it's Zach* 😂
Ned's quoted shirt should be 'since I am a dad now...'
Daniel Johnson with “My wife” on the back
Nah it should be "Mah wife..."
Daniel Johnson
Dude, yes
No it should be “my favorite color is Red cause it rhymes with Ned
Zach's grandma is so pretty! She has most certainly aged well.
I know right! I hope when I grow older I will look as beautiful as her!
She's gorgeous, I'll never be that stylish
This makes me feel really bad for my neighbor he is eighty and his wife died from cancer and he lives alone. The only thing he does is got to the grocery store. He and his wife was best friends with my dad before he died
Try doing something nice for him evn tho right now you can't be around him like maybe offer to do his lawn or even just send him a card?? Idk Im sure he remembers you and would love to hear from you. Or just anyone to remember him, I think maybe some attention would boost his spirits :) good luck to you and him I hope he is okay and gets happier.
i don't know what the weather is like/whether you have a lawn where you live, but maybe you could offer to have a socially distanced picnic to talk about life. you could also offer to pick up his groceries for him or help him put them away!
Shit, if it wasn't creepy. I'd send him a card or something small. But, that would b creepy & considered weird :/
I know this is late but I agree with the suggestions above. If both of y'all don't mind why not do a weekly video call to catch up or something? I'm sure it'll definitely enrich your lives.
Maybe cook or bake something and go and give him a bit, because you "have too much". He won't feel bad taking it and it'll be nice because you thought of him.
Zach: They really need to have more options for old people
Escalator: IM LITERALLY 2 FEET AWAY
HE CANT SEE IT
Escalator: AM I A JOKE TO YOU
"Up-only escalator. Please use stairs or ELEVATOR."
THERE WAS ALSO AN ELEVATOR. xD
“Don’t tell Maggie, she’ll be upset, but like, I feel like we vibed.” Good content
Honestly, now I just want them to try and be on a wheelchair for a full day, no standing up, nothing, just full on... "wheelchair challenge" xD
My handicapped ass wants to see it happen-
My college campus does the Archer Challenge once a semester and it's essentially this. My campus is hilly and a lot of times, not wheelchair friendly. I love it, it opens everyone's eyes to a lot of daily challenges that so many people face
@@madisonsuarez3911 That sounds so cool! My school is not the worst for someone like me, I can move around with my wheelchair but I need some help sometimes. Most people are surprisingly really mean and glare at me, as if I was making things harder for them. It would be nice to have something like you have, to open up people's eyes.
I want to see different levels of disability its way underrated what having to walk with a cane effects to your ability to say open a door or carry a package does to your day and life in general.
@@Llynnyia Absolutely! What about a video where each of them has to live with a different disability for a day?
@@Llynnyia Yes!! I've had to become this blackbelt ninja-level planner when it comes to carrying things with my cane 😂 I don't need a roller walker with the basket, but sometimes I think "Dang, would that be easier?"
I have never been more grateful for push-button accessibility doors, or more angry at heavy doors, since getting a cane. Especially doctor's offices or health facilities without accessible doors. It's like "Seriously??"
13:09 why did Eugene sound exactly like Ned??😂
Edit: is there something Eugene can’t do?
No... the answer is no
He's really good at imitating people
Ned was there with him
I totally hear it
I really thought it was Ned at first
I wasn’t looking at the screen when that part playing and I actually thought it was Ned until you pointed it out😂😂
“I believe we can blame the boomers”
Me: of course we can
Mr Lorax ok boomer
Ok boomer (non sarcastically?)
The fact that he, a Boomer, said it
He said baby bommers
Jess Mess still boomer
Ned: I guess in the narrative your my grandson
Miles: that’s right
Ned: GODDAMIT MILES
Timestamp?
22:07@@melodyanimations485
🤣🤣
This series makes me deeply appreciate my youth and my ability to do everything easily
jungkooks ding dong makes me want to do all I can to maintain it too
Cherish it and take advantage of it. We will all get old one day and this will happen to us. It is inevitable and it makes me appreciate, talk to, understand and really want to help older people more when I see them.
Also can we acknowledge that you don’t get old overnight? You get used to it because it slowly happens over 80 years.
Meow Holly Meow that’s true but like the grandmother said, one day you just wake up and you suddenly FEEL old when you didn’t before.
You may be used to it but that doesn’t mean it’s comfortable
It's the mental strain that really sucks.
No, you don't. My dad is 83 and he still bitches.
@@bcaye lmaooooooo relatable
Seeing this video has made me think that I need to exercise more lol.
Ned was completely done with Miles and Miles wasn't backing down lol quality content.
Ned: Make sure you always use protection
Miles: I always carry my laser gun
I'm deceased 😂😂
time stamp please? 😅
Abby Holt 24:00
are we gonna talk about how they literally did like 800% as long as the last person did. they wore the suit for 24 hours when the last person wore it for only 3.
Duh that's why they are the try guys
MIT is using this video as a case study Im sure.
Why do I see no one talking about how chill and awesome Zach’s grandma is???
Zach, please give your grandma 1000 hugs for being so awesome and sharing with us. I had two amazing grandmas (lost the last one just in February) Be kind and loving and helpful to the people in your world, hopefully that kindness will come back to you.
when he said "alexa i love you" mine said "i'm flattered" so thanks for the compliment
mine said “that’s really sweet” lol
Ned:Soooo are you seeing anyone?
Miles: gross dad. I’m seeing this robot. She’s pretty cool
Ned: 2085?
Miles: yeah
Ned: make sure you use protection
Miles: I always carry my laser gun
Highlight of the video 😂
panicc.at.the.everywhere
when when
GACHA_Artist - it starts at 23:56
aryaunna - thanks
I'm not sure why, but I felt both happy and sad when Zach had Bowie sit for that older woman, because she just wanted to pet him, and Zach took the time to have him sit and be patient.
I am a geriatric nurse and hearing things like old people feel invisible really breaks my heart. It’s one of the reasons I chose my job.
I'm not a nurse. Im a teen but I love to help elderly people with things they need done. One day I had an elderly lady ask me why I helped her and I said that I want to change the future and that teens need to start doing more things instead of sitting doing nothing.
@@kaykun20 your not teen lol
Zeno how do you know they aren’t-
@@zeno1298 yea i am I'm 17
I understand Rose. I'm an activities coordinator for a nursing home and that part really hit home for me too. This video also gave me a sense of purpose because I realized what a crucial part activites/exercise play in the quality of life.
Keith : "I go to the grocery store 5 to 7 times a week"
Me: Oh, he must be eating everything fresh
Also Keith: "Where are the frozen fruits?"
@Anny's World That's true! Just felt it was funny 😁
they’re probably for smoothies
@@krisjoy5069 yesssss.. to balance out the fried Chickens 😂
Keith: "I did win a DDR competition my junior year in high school"
Me: LOL guess who's going on Wikipedia and putting that into your achievement s
I feel like Eugene will be everyone’s gay granddad when he’s older😂❤️
Rylee ML but gay people can't have kids
@@caftood yes they can
Joseph L I also meant everyone as like Wes and if the other try guys have kids or if Eugene and his partner choose to adopt
Rylee ML his partner is Miles btw but yeah I thought what you were saying was obvious
Hawks _Keigo Takami eugene’s partner isn’t miles 💀
I'd love to see Eugene, Keith and Ned try a simulator mimicking Zach's chronic pain symptoms!
This would be brilliant.
josieistired epic
Yesss
I really want that. And I want one so I can make my friends use it. 😁 “You did say you wanted to understand. So unless you were just *saying* that and didn’t mean it, why don’t you take this for a spin? For you it’s just for an hour, but it’s for the rest of my life.” Cue the puppy eyes.
I’m pretty chill and don’t reply when people guilt me about me not being able to go to a party the next night because I’d already gotten out three times that week and needed to rest, or that the movie premier would be the day after I got back from a trip to my specialist so I’d need to take it easy. I try to not make them feel bad; they just forget things are fundamentally different for me. But man. If I had the actual means to help them have even a vague idea, that would be the time to strike. 🤣
Empathy has the whole meaning now
Zach:talks about his disabilities
Ned:talks about being a dad
Eugene:talks about working out
Keith:talks about food(fried chicken)
keith is litterally me
Zach is so excited for this. He can see the other TryGuys suffer
(whisper) I like seeing the Try Guys suffer, too. ;-)
Dominique F LOL
my grandma fell once and my grandpa put the “help I’ve fallen and can’t get up” picture on the fridge and put her name underneath😂😂
That happened to my dad earlier this year. The falling. He found ice, and… broken hip. Next morning, I found ice! Badly-bruised butt and hip, and just lying on the sidewalk, convincing myself to get up
It really sucks now because that hip yells with temperature changes.
22:06 I need more Miles and Ned bond in this series 💀😂
Ned: "Or i guess that in this narrative youre my grandson"
Miles: "Thats right..."
Ned: "goda**it Miles😂"
@Danny he does lol he just acts like hes a little annoyed when Miles acts like his son
coco noot I’ve never seen Miles. Who is he?
coco noot Why did you even tag damnit?
I used to be a carer for the elderly with dementia and I LOVED this video. It really puts in perspective on how your bodies limits can change as you get older.
One of my residents favourite activities is when we get the VR goggles out, they think the technology is incredible and some of them are able to understand the mechanics behind it and it fascinates them.
Thank you for this series, it's my favourite yet 👴🧓💕
Right
"It's on us to make life as accessible as possible" THIS IS THE TAKEAWAY FROM THIS VIDEO EVERYONE SHOULD BE GETTING
yes as someone who's been on mobility aids for a long time (even though I'm only 18) I totally agree
Nope. Not if it invades my privacy. I will continue to muddle on.
Miles calling Ned “dad” was my favorite part
🤣same🤣🤣
"You god damn kids, get off my lawn!" -Eugene
Ned~Make sure you use protection
Miles~I always carry my laser gun
😂
Why is this so funny!!
Edited:I know everyone does this but thank you for the likes!
I laughed for so long after that like a good 5mins 🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Laser gun"😂
She has an anti-virus installed.
@@InsideCenterDani McAfee advanced AI antivirus😏😏😏
Isabella Cione what? I didn’t realize that.. can you tell me the time ?
Zach's grandmother was truly the highlight of this video, what a lovely lady
I almost cried hearing Zach's grandma talk about feeling invisible to young people. That's heartbreaking to imagine your own grandparents going through that. She's a very sweet lively granny.
It's It's real thing. I work at a retirement home and it's hard seeing them being ignored so blatantly by family. We have many that we term owner surrenders we can't get the family to even call on their birthdays.
things in general need to be more accessible for both older people and also for people with disabilities.
Ned: So, are you seeing anyone?
Miles: Ugh, GROSS DAD! im seeing this robot
he better be careful he doesn't get a virus
Ned: use protection
Miles: I always have my Lazer gun
@@melloncoliee this is the best comment I've ever seen
Nobody:
Zac: So I have a Chronic illness
Nobody:
Ned: So im a dad now
I absolutely love those two 😂❤
Yeah but Zach’s situation is... when you have a chronic illness, especially one so prevalent in your life, it IS your life. It’s just as much of an identifier as being a father is. Especially when you’re entering a challenge such as this where other people might finally experience what you have to go through on a daily basis, or one that exacerbates your other existing condition. It’s hard not to talk about it. Even if no one else asked.
Was about to say that too, Zach mentions his illness like 5 times a video.
@@jessietaylor2215 of course...i do get that. Just to clarify it was a joke i even stated that i honestly loved them...ive been subbed to them since before they even posted a video.
Jessie Taylor ....it’s a meme....
lmaoooooo omg i love that too
Can we all appreciate just how sweet Zach’s grandma is?! She is an absolute treat to listen to and after hearing her talk about feeling invisible I called both of my grandmothers and just enjoyed talking to them.