Zac immediately running, nay, SPRINTING down the street with no plans on where to go without any hesitation will forever be the most hilarious response to me akdkfkakdjs
Zac is still the GOAT in my heart for hearing the prompt and moving _immediately._ He may have lost in commitment, but never let it be said he lost in initiative.
I like how the end clip implies that Zac had to drive away to get the shot and then come back so the camera person can get back in. Despite the airport traffic. And we all know Zac got compensated on gas
Most airports you can do a little circuit and come back to Departures or Arrivals. Camera person could have hung out for 7 min getting some B-roll of the airport.
It was confusing bc they had footage of them leaving the car, so you'd think that a cameraman followed them. But then Sam says "We have no way of confirming where they are". They deliberately crafted the Uber narrative
Would have loved if they played this in the episode but after the credits (like in this video), because I do love the strange empty vibe the original episode’s ending gets but also this is great
"Hey Brennan here, at what they are calling the 'Mars Colony' but a colony requires permanent settlers, as I am here temporarily this is actually the "Mars Outpost".
@@MC-yt1uv "Yeah, so when that probe took those incredible photos of Pluto a few years ago I thought that's a great place for a vacation home, so I'm just on my way out there to see what it looks like, get a feel for the place you know? Thanks for the thirty points man, I'll see you in a few decades."
That is still m favorite part of the episode even with the behind the scenes. Zac is THE master of comedic timing. He might not have the best impressions, and he definitely isn't the "wildest" of guys. But his TIMING is perfect.
Menacing? I got benevolent. Like a Gandalf type telling you something where although it’s obvious that they have more information than they are telling you, from the kind-but-mysterious tone they aren’t being antagonistic so must think they have a good reason to not elaborate & you just have to choose to trust them based on that alone So the opposite of menacing
@@13strong That was my first thought, my American geography isn't the best but I was like "aren't they in Cali? Surely There's better places than Alaska to 'go' to"
It's actually almost exactly the same distance by plane to Anchorage or New York from LA. Alaska is 1/3 the size of the entire US and vertically you're also traveling about half the height of Canada. 2370 something miles to AK vs 2445 to NY. Source: flight travel logs, also I am from Alaska and lived in LA for 8 years
@@Peytoneileenin the actual episode, we see that first part where everyone ran and thats it. Ally went to the airport, and the presumption is they did it alone. And damn it, Ally friggin' won a stiff compition in going the the other side of the country. In the cut for time episode, we see the truth. Zac and Jacob were Ally's ride to the airport, making the stiff competition not all that stiff actually, it was just a time to hang out, lol.
It’s shot in a typical game show way where it seems to show serial escalation of 3 different responses to the prompt ‘go’. Zac just goes (runs out of the studio), Jacob goes home, and Ally calls an Uber to the airport, winning the episode. But in an actual fact they weren’t in competition, Jacob and Zac and Ally were just hanging out, helping Ally with their bit. They didn’t run off into 3 different directions, they were together the whole time. And that’s beautiful.
tbh even tho LAX is big, if you don’t need to check a bag (and even if you do need to) you get thru security FAST. they got a goddamn system and stick to it.
@@Warmachine_23Burbank airport is even faster the fastest I've gone from door to gate was four minutes I timed it. Half the time the security line is less than 5 people and they've got the fast machines where you don't need to take anything off or out of bags.
Truly tho, I think Zac is the cast member I would most expect to volunteer to drive a friend to the airport even before saw thjis episode. He is a sweet guy in a pool of sweeties.
I can't believe this was cut. It does explain who was driving in allys cut as i just assumed it was an uber. But learning it was zac ands jacob is crazy
The edited shots implied that really well it's like "where are you going" but nothing being said in response Wordlessly getting into a car without seeing the driver, looking out the window without speaking And then walking into the airport It's all edited to heavily imply Uber
I love Jacob so much. He's just so west coast. On hearing that Zac is going to be driving, he's just like, "Should I cruise?" And upon getting into the car at the same time as Ally, just asked, "Did you shotty?" So fucking west coast. I love it.
@@aidenkt "Should I cruise?" is equivalent to "Should I drive and meet up with you there?" It's just a shorter version of asking if there's room for another person, because they've got nothing better to do and have the time and desire to hang.
For additional lingo: "Did you shotty?" is a short-form way of asking "Did you call 'shotgun'?" In other words, "Did you already call the passenger seat of the vehicle we'll be traveling in?" I'm not particularly certain as to the history (or "Herstory", in regards to Zac) of calling the passenger seat of a vehicle the "shotgun", but where I grew up, you would call "shotgun" when you were traveling from a building to the vehicle as a group if you wanted to be the chief navigator / deejay / morale supervisor of the expedition or journey (i.e. the up-front passenger and all the roles associated with being the driver's second). Whomever managed to call "shotgun" first was given the role; if you did not call "shotty", you did not ride "shotty". The rule was simple, but it WAS followed and enforced. I have seen grown men physically fight one another over the role for a single outing to the local gas station for the purchase of alcoholic beverages. Obviously, some are more serious about it than others. This is why it is important to know your traveling companions well, and all the more reason why I love Jacob and his connection to Zac and Ally in this episode.
@@AlexanderShacklesi dont know that "shotty" is established slang i assume it's just something Jacob said to be funny but i don't live in california so i suppose i don't know for sure
@@rachelrachel9152 It's fairly-well established, I'd say. I grew up in Washington (a bit further north of California, for folks who might have missed a little US geography), and it was common to hear both "shotty" and "shotgun" there.
They really didn't steal it from us. They gave it to us anyway. Honestly, I agree with Sam's assessment that it would have taken away from the structure and tone of the show. It's a very production-minded decision, but again-they gave us the extended cut anyway.
@@pedroscoponi4905 "they all received the same prompt: go." is such a poetic statement. We are all born to "go" and we all interpret that prompt in different ways as we go about our day to day lives. To "go" is to live and to live is to "go".
Shout out to the camera guy for sticking with them and riding in the seat backwards and getting enough cool shots to edit it together all while staying out of the shot. That seemed like it took some serious skill
The fact that all those people in the background are now able to claim their flights as a business expense and bill their plane tickets directly to Sam truly is a game changer.
I live in Burbank so seeing Ally at the Burbank airport is always so funny, like I know they live near me but it really drives it home. But this is even better because I know EXACTLY where that In N Out is and I’ve eaten there many times lmaooo and it is actually just always that crowded. I feel bad for the people who work there I’ve never seen it not be busy
@@mayhapsashark2549 true. this one usually has a drive thru line going out into the street, and im gonna be honest, i dont really get the hype. maybe its bc i didnt grow up in california, but in n out is just kinda mid imo
The fact that Ally grabbed a handful of confetti after staying the longest, without knowing if they would win, and then ended up willing and getting to use the confetti is just perfect
ive convinced myself the s6 finale is gonna be taskmaster-themed, as sam said it's a 2-episode shoot, all outide of the studio, with more crew and cameras than ever before. On top of that, he's recently mentioned Alex Horne/Taskmaster a couple of times, and he JUST posted a picture with him on instagram with the caption "All the information is on the task."
I always think it's so funny how in the original edit it looks like Ally called an Uber to take them to the airport, but in the full version you see that's actually just Zac 😂
@@CDAcuber2009Thank you for explaining. I was wondering why the terminal said "Alaska" when apparently the destination was New York. Alaska doesn't sound like an airline, and the sign didn't look like an airline sign (no logo or anything).
ok first off, the part where zac just bOLTED made me lose it - no clue where, but bOY HOWDY HE SURE IS GOING!!! then the roadtrip omfg that's way too damn wholesome - also ally grabbing the confetti?? gENIUS loved this, thank u
I think we're all downplaying how wonderful it is that Sam agreed to personally pay for their dinner. He is the boss, he was happy to do it (knowing it's on film) and regardless of whether it's in their contract or not he is very honorable
I'm sad this wasn't the actual episode. Like we should've just seen them all run out, Sam standing around awkwardly for a bit, then calling Ally, then we're with the cast the rest of the way
Sometimes the game is "Win Sam Reich's Money," sometimes the game is "True Facts About Grant O'Brien 3." The fact they can swing so far in extremes tonally on this channel is a testament to how tight-knit they are.
Game Changers is just Sam's convoluted way of getting his friends to hang out, paying for their lunch, and getting them gifts
and also enacting psychological warfare
As any group friend group must
Adam Sandler
Sam has monetized being a good friend
I gladly, GLADLY, pay monthly for the privilege of getting to see it.
I feel like if Brennan got this prompt he would never be seen again
*Emails resignation later from Singapore*
@@Emily-gx6dd
They go to look for him in Singapore and he’s already long gone, it would be years before any hint of his next location would be found
This is how Brennan becomes Carmen Sandiego
We would have FTL by the end of the day and he would be the first human to be out of the milk-way before the sunrise
@@thegooseking818 twelve years later you see him on a news article "first man to construct a mars colony says he 'did it for the bit'"
I love how half of gamechanger really just comes down to 'who is most committed to winning, no matter the stakes?'.
Except for the Brennan episodes
I love randomly seeing my hunt youtuber in the comments of my gamechanger clips!
and the other half is 'who is most committed to have a good time with their friends, no matter the wins and losses'
*game changers
Izzy staying 8 hours after the show springs to mind.
Travel Agent: Oh, an impromptu night trip to NYC? Family emergency, special event?
Ally: 30 points.
There is no corner of the world Ally Beardsley wouldn't go to for 30 points
@@incessantsepia god fears where brennan wouldve ended up
It's a "Buisiness trip"
and a roomba, don't forget the roomba
@@qhu3878brennan would be video calling from mars
Zac immediately running, nay, SPRINTING down the street with no plans on where to go without any hesitation will forever be the most hilarious response to me akdkfkakdjs
😂
"When I say jump, you just say how high"
,.. nah "when I say run... you just fucking run!"
Bro ran in lowercase
He was locked in
The moment I saw his one point I was like it’s gonna be Zac running first
Zac is still the GOAT in my heart for hearing the prompt and moving _immediately._ He may have lost in commitment, but never let it be said he lost in initiative.
Zac WENT
He went first and drive everyone after that
As much as I love Ally's commitment, I still think Zac deserved the point for immediately Going!
Idk, he ran the entire time. I would call that commitment
That was hysterical. Just instinct. Go.
I like to think that Sam actually stood at the podium for the 6 to 7 hours it took Ally to get to New York.
Hes been there the whole time
@@Castheknottedyour comment is criminally underrated.
@@CastheknottedLOL, take my like
@@Castheknottedoh my god
@@Castheknotted sometimes jokes are just too good
I like how the end clip implies that Zac had to drive away to get the shot and then come back so the camera person can get back in. Despite the airport traffic. And we all know Zac got compensated on gas
The car only drives a tiny bit. Then probably stopped and let the camera person in.
To be fair, it wouldn't be that much gas, since it's a Prius
It's the Burbank airport... there's not *that* much traffic from what I remember. I usually fly through it to visit my brother.
To be fair, Bob Hope Burbank-Hollywood airport is pretty small. It’ll take maybe five minutes to loop around.
It’s a pretty good substitute for LAX.
Most airports you can do a little circuit and come back to Departures or Arrivals. Camera person could have hung out for 7 min getting some B-roll of the airport.
Truly I thought ally just got an Uber to the airport this is so much better 😭😭
I burst out laughing so hard when they went to fucking nyc
🥺 the cutest
It was confusing bc they had footage of them leaving the car, so you'd think that a cameraman followed them. But then Sam says "We have no way of confirming where they are". They deliberately crafted the Uber narrative
The TWIST REVEAL!
How do we know they actually got on the plane? It's still a good joke, but we just saw them dropped off at the airport.
I always assumed Ally just coincidentally already had a flight to NYC that night. The fact that it was truly just for the bit is so fucking funny 😂
Wait it was?? After watching this I still thought they just already had a flight by coincidence
I heard that they used it as a tax deducatable excuse to go visit there brother in NYC.
@@panaq4536nah they booked it then and there loll
Don't ever let the truth get in the way of a good story...
Add it to the 20th credit card
I can't believe they edited it in such a way we didn't get to see just how super wholesome the conclusion was.
Seriously. I love the reveal in the cut for time episode, but the true ending of this was SO MUCH BETTER than the original.
@@Lavarpsu10yea exactly my thoughts!
I absolutely love it, they just go on a little adventure together and have a great time
Would have loved if they played this in the episode but after the credits (like in this video), because I do love the strange empty vibe the original episode’s ending gets but also this is great
I like the final edit it's very funny, but i also like this it's very cute
Zack "add a stop, baby" Oyama is my travel spirit animal
The way he looks back at them is very paternal
Sorry, it's actually zacky
Zac is always my spirit animal
There’s something so funny to me about hearing “add a stop, baby!” from the person driving lmao
5:36 !
Luckily Brennan wasnt in this episode he would be halfway to China.
"Hey Brennan here, at what they are calling the 'Mars Colony' but a colony requires permanent settlers, as I am here temporarily this is actually the "Mars Outpost".
@@MC-yt1uv That's perfect, thank you
@@MC-yt1uv "Yeah, so when that probe took those incredible photos of Pluto a few years ago I thought that's a great place for a vacation home, so I'm just on my way out there to see what it looks like, get a feel for the place you know? Thanks for the thirty points man, I'll see you in a few decades."
Man would have been in Reunion (the closest land to the exact opposite side of the world as California)
LOL
the way Zac took off running never fails to make me laugh
Ally deserved the win for the commitment, but Zac pelting away so immediately is my person favourite. Just look at him go!
lil flappy feet just going for it
That is still m favorite part of the episode even with the behind the scenes. Zac is THE master of comedic timing. He might not have the best impressions, and he definitely isn't the "wildest" of guys. But his TIMING is perfect.
"you better skidaddle Ally" is so menacing and for what 😂
Menacing? I got benevolent. Like a Gandalf type telling you something where although it’s obvious that they have more information than they are telling you, from the kind-but-mysterious tone they aren’t being antagonistic so must think they have a good reason to not elaborate & you just have to choose to trust them based on that alone
So the opposite of menacing
@@Xanderj89 love this take too
Or super hot? 🔥
No? Just me?
Same vibe as "that's not gonna work here"
Sam never said to skidaddle though
For a monent i thought Ally was gonna fly to Alaska.
Same!
It's further to New York, though :)
@@13strong That was my first thought, my American geography isn't the best but I was like "aren't they in Cali? Surely There's better places than Alaska to 'go' to"
It's actually almost exactly the same distance by plane to Anchorage or New York from LA. Alaska is 1/3 the size of the entire US and vertically you're also traveling about half the height of Canada. 2370 something miles to AK vs 2445 to NY.
Source: flight travel logs, also I am from Alaska and lived in LA for 8 years
@@OrionhartHoly shit??? They make Alaska look so small on the map
This is a great showcase of how editing can completely define the narrative
Could you explain? Im too tired right now to think critically
@@Peytoneileenin the actual episode, we see that first part where everyone ran and thats it. Ally went to the airport, and the presumption is they did it alone. And damn it, Ally friggin' won a stiff compition in going the the other side of the country.
In the cut for time episode, we see the truth. Zac and Jacob were Ally's ride to the airport, making the stiff competition not all that stiff actually, it was just a time to hang out, lol.
It’s shot in a typical game show way where it seems to show serial escalation of 3 different responses to the prompt ‘go’. Zac just goes (runs out of the studio), Jacob goes home, and Ally calls an Uber to the airport, winning the episode. But in an actual fact they weren’t in competition, Jacob and Zac and Ally were just hanging out, helping Ally with their bit. They didn’t run off into 3 different directions, they were together the whole time. And that’s beautiful.
The fact it was an impromptu friend roadtrip Sam paid for makes me so happy
This is why I think of reality shows are "reality themed", not actual reality
I hope camera person got an In and Out also
No they did not, so sad 😢
They definitely chose fries
I am more interested on if they left them at the airport and just drove off
Jesus Christ I somehow forgot there was a cameraman there-
they did!!! there are 4 drinks in the back of the prius!
i love how nobody acknowledges the cameraman who is definitely there. and the ending shot makes it look like they left them.
But there was also a fourth in-n-out cup. they included the camera person.
@@allikillion3733 but didn’t acknowledge!
@@MisterBrick42 They could have, but it was edited out.
I love that the camera starts shaking more from the cameraman laughing. This video is so wholesome
@@MisterBrick42 Maybe there's some contract/union reason why they can't be on camera, or maybe they just don't want to be
"I fly out in 15" oh man that sent my anxiety
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tbh even tho LAX is big, if you don’t need to check a bag (and even if you do need to) you get thru security FAST. they got a goddamn system and stick to it.
@@sarahbearbabygirl That may be so, but it sounds like they went to Burbank airport not LAX.
@@Warmachine_23Burbank airport is even faster the fastest I've gone from door to gate was four minutes I timed it. Half the time the security line is less than 5 people and they've got the fast machines where you don't need to take anything off or out of bags.
The best part about Burbank airport is that you can definitely walk in with 15 minutes before boarding and still make your flight 😂👍
God, I love Allys chaotic laughter whenever they've committed to a crazy bit, like buying a last-minute flight to New York.
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@@EEEEEEEEMe on my transition:
Truly tho, I think Zac is the cast member I would most expect to volunteer to drive a friend to the airport even before saw thjis episode. He is a sweet guy in a pool of sweeties.
Brennan is pretty high up there, too
@@devent10n He would also do it to prevent them from sleeping through it twice.
I love how ally stayed just in case this was a trick
Honestly, technically they should lose it. They didn't run at Sam Says Go, but ran at You Better Skedaddle Ally, there was no Sam Says.
@@crimsoneclipse0618 they not she
@@trmahama6447oh right I forgot, thanks for the reminder
@@crimsoneclipse0618 They technically did begin to leave with Jacob, they just returned to their podium (which is still 'going' somewhere)
@@crimsoneclipse0618Technically-technically Sam told Ally what they *should* do, not what *to* do; the "should" made it a suggestion, not a command.
This is even funnier when you remember that Zac used to be a PA for Jordan Peele and drive him places. He was primed for this moment.
The original cut is hilarious, but the extended cut is so wholesome 😂
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I can't believe this was cut. It does explain who was driving in allys cut as i just assumed it was an uber. But learning it was zac ands jacob is crazy
Yeah, I was so sure I remembered it being an Uber, and my brain definitely just filled that in.
The edited shots implied that really well
it's like "where are you going" but nothing being said in response
Wordlessly getting into a car without seeing the driver, looking out the window without speaking
And then walking into the airport
It's all edited to heavily imply Uber
Learning that was the best part of this clip
Somehow the funniest fucking thing to me is Zach leaving first and hearing him stomping on his way out
The slapping feet 😂
Thwip thwip thwip thwip thwip thwip thwip
"Ooh the show is fake! That's not what really happened"
The "what really happened" In question:
Imagine if this video was also just good editing splicing in unrelated events and we get another someday showing what truly happened 🤔
sam’s dramatic as hell “you better skedaddle, Ally” TOOK ME OUT
And skedaddle they did
I was almost expecting a "I didn't say Sam Says for that"
@@TokenOracle same
@@TokenOracle they should take away the Roomba
This was so sweet! And also, as always, it's not the players against each other, it's the players against Sam.
And sometimes it's the players & Sam & Sam's wallet vs bad vibes
@@G.F.SF55and sometimes when featuring Brennan it's the players & Sam vs Brennan's sanity
I prefer the team vs. the slush fund production budget being spread equitably, in spite of attempts to create conflict
“Business or pleasure?”
“Technically… business.”
I love Jacob so much. He's just so west coast. On hearing that Zac is going to be driving, he's just like, "Should I cruise?" And upon getting into the car at the same time as Ally, just asked, "Did you shotty?" So fucking west coast. I love it.
What does should I cruise mean?
@@aidenkt "Should I cruise?" is equivalent to "Should I drive and meet up with you there?" It's just a shorter version of asking if there's room for another person, because they've got nothing better to do and have the time and desire to hang.
For additional lingo: "Did you shotty?" is a short-form way of asking "Did you call 'shotgun'?" In other words, "Did you already call the passenger seat of the vehicle we'll be traveling in?" I'm not particularly certain as to the history (or "Herstory", in regards to Zac) of calling the passenger seat of a vehicle the "shotgun", but where I grew up, you would call "shotgun" when you were traveling from a building to the vehicle as a group if you wanted to be the chief navigator / deejay / morale supervisor of the expedition or journey (i.e. the up-front passenger and all the roles associated with being the driver's second). Whomever managed to call "shotgun" first was given the role; if you did not call "shotty", you did not ride "shotty". The rule was simple, but it WAS followed and enforced. I have seen grown men physically fight one another over the role for a single outing to the local gas station for the purchase of alcoholic beverages. Obviously, some are more serious about it than others. This is why it is important to know your traveling companions well, and all the more reason why I love Jacob and his connection to Zac and Ally in this episode.
@@AlexanderShacklesi dont know that "shotty" is established slang i assume it's just something Jacob said to be funny but i don't live in california so i suppose i don't know for sure
@@rachelrachel9152 It's fairly-well established, I'd say. I grew up in Washington (a bit further north of California, for folks who might have missed a little US geography), and it was common to hear both "shotty" and "shotgun" there.
remember what they stole from us.
A wholesome ending.
They really didn't steal it from us. They gave it to us anyway.
Honestly, I agree with Sam's assessment that it would have taken away from the structure and tone of the show. It's a very production-minded decision, but again-they gave us the extended cut anyway.
As Ally threw that confetti at that location, I finally realised why it was took from the first place. Mind blown
Imagining them having it in their pocket the whole time is hilarious 😂
props to ally for grabbing that fistful of confetti at 0:48 to help prove timeline consistency on the final shot.
“They’re all on game changer”
when he said "they all received the same prompt: go.", I felt that
@@pedroscoponi4905 "they all received the same prompt: go." is such a poetic statement. We are all born to "go" and we all interpret that prompt in different ways as we go about our day to day lives. To "go" is to live and to live is to "go".
@@sedrickdiggory2464 god ehy did that hit me so hard.
I have never been more parasocial like the vibes in that car were just so good
Shout out to the camera guy for sticking with them and riding in the seat backwards and getting enough cool shots to edit it together all while staying out of the shot. That seemed like it took some serious skill
Reminder that it's never a competition against each other, it's always against Sam.
They even stop to admire the sunset. These adorable little guys.
This video became SUPER surreal when I immediately recognized every neighborhood shown in the B-roll...
I know what you mean! lol
The shot of Zac Oyama dissapearing into the horizon is sending me
You just know that if Brennan was in this episode he would’ve stolen zac’s tire and taken a boat to Australia 😂
I would have loved to see that actually
The fact that all those people in the background are now able to claim their flights as a business expense and bill their plane tickets directly to Sam truly is a game changer.
seeing three friends go on a mini road trip and their "boss" just finds it cute is legit just the best work ethic
Remember, it's👏 Sam👏 versus👏 the👏 players,👏 not👏 the👏 players👏 versus👏 each👏 other👏
2:45 Zac is so smooth
The unmistakable sound of a stolen Lime bike at 0:19
I live in Burbank so seeing Ally at the Burbank airport is always so funny, like I know they live near me but it really drives it home. But this is even better because I know EXACTLY where that In N Out is and I’ve eaten there many times lmaooo and it is actually just always that crowded. I feel bad for the people who work there I’ve never seen it not be busy
I’d forgotten about that location. I was expecting them to go to the one on Lankershim
i have never seen an in n out that’s NOT busy as hell
@@mayhapsashark2549 true. this one usually has a drive thru line going out into the street, and im gonna be honest, i dont really get the hype. maybe its bc i didnt grow up in california, but in n out is just kinda mid imo
I really love how Zac just starts BOOKING it
The fact that Ally grabbed a handful of confetti after staying the longest, without knowing if they would win, and then ended up willing and getting to use the confetti is just perfect
It was the, "No, we're all best friends, so" that really got me
ah it would be so cool to get alex horn on one this is giving task master in the best way possible
Sam posted a picture with Alex recently 😶
Sam is friends with Alex!
No way really???
I think he'll make a cameo at some point, if his contract allows.
ive convinced myself the s6 finale is gonna be taskmaster-themed, as sam said it's a 2-episode shoot, all outide of the studio, with more crew and cameras than ever before. On top of that, he's recently mentioned Alex Horne/Taskmaster a couple of times, and he JUST posted a picture with him on instagram with the caption "All the information is on the task."
"they all got the same prompt: go" is so beautifully poetic and an incredible view of life
Buying a last-minute plane ticket from LA to NY to win a Roomba is classic Ally Beardsley financial decision making.
"Go", aka "How far can I push the limits of what I can expense to the company"
Basically… Sam works with a bunch of truly awesome people… and he knows it.
I wish we got to know the crew, too.
I always think it's so funny how in the original edit it looks like Ally called an Uber to take them to the airport, but in the full version you see that's actually just Zac 😂
If Brennan got this prompt, he'd be halfway to the moon just to win
And Rheka would be going to Cambridge mass
@@amyoakAnimation Is anyone significant from there?
I love Ally and their absolute whole hearted commitment to the bit.
I would have driven to a toy store, bought the game Go, driven back, and played it with Sam for the win.
I love Ally flipping the phone around so that Sam could also see the sunset 😭
Sam seems like such a treat to work for. The trio seem like a joy to work with.
Jake saying thanks to the crew as he walks out melts my heart 🥹
6:57 Alaska? More like Ally-ska… wait they’re going to New York
Alaska airlines lol
@@CDAcuber2009Thank you for explaining. I was wondering why the terminal said "Alaska" when apparently the destination was New York. Alaska doesn't sound like an airline, and the sign didn't look like an airline sign (no logo or anything).
No one loses when you’re working together.
That was probably the most expensive prompt in Game Changer history
I love how they both didn’t even question driving ally to the airport and just did it
ok first off, the part where zac just bOLTED made me lose it - no clue where, but bOY HOWDY HE SURE IS GOING!!! then the roadtrip omfg that's way too damn wholesome - also ally grabbing the confetti?? gENIUS
loved this, thank u
2:35 That smile says it all, doesn't it
I think we're all downplaying how wonderful it is that Sam agreed to personally pay for their dinner.
He is the boss, he was happy to do it (knowing it's on film) and regardless of whether it's in their contract or not he is very honorable
did the camera person get In-N-Out too tho?
Most likely. It's on Sam anyways
There is almost zero way they didn't, unless they specifically declined
Aw! It's always cool to be reminded that they're ACTUALLY like best friends with each other and more than just colleagues.
Its not about sam says, its about the friends we made along the way.
I'm sad this wasn't the actual episode. Like we should've just seen them all run out, Sam standing around awkwardly for a bit, then calling Ally, then we're with the cast the rest of the way
This made me smile more than I think anything I've seen from gamechanger.
Same!! This and the last scenes of Total Forgiveness
Brennan would do anything for 5 points, I would be afraid to know where he would travel to for a full 20-30 points.
He’d fly to the moon
Sometimes the game is "Win Sam Reich's Money," sometimes the game is "True Facts About Grant O'Brien 3." The fact they can swing so far in extremes tonally on this channel is a testament to how tight-knit they are.
"Bye Sam, Thanks For the Double Double" is the headline that will run
If Brennan was in this episode: Hi Sam, I'm calling from the international space station
When the phone turned to Zac, Sam's face was so perfect. Got 'Em!😂
I cant stop thinking about how it looks like they stranded the cameraman
Sam continues to be just an amazing boss. Jeez. This man is ridiculously cool.
of course it was zac who immediately just bolts for the door
I don't know when this cut was released, but. I just got possessed with intense jealousy for this friendship. I want what they have so so bad.
so wholesome, this is the perfect example of the power of editing
I thought Ally was going yo Alaska! 😂
Yeah what's with the 'Alaska' sign?
“You better skedaddle, ally” is so menacing I actually got goosebumps
Of course Zac, the creator of Gender Equality, would drive a Prius. Environmentally sustainable and a king.
Now he just needs a salary to go with it.
More of a Play it by Ear reference than an actual request.
i love the pure joy on jacob’s face when he says he might go home at 0:38
“All these people got the same prompt; ‘go’.” Is oddly beautiful.
The fact that they went to the In-N-Out that I always went to growing up makes this bit just THAT much more hilarious.
Hiring Ally in 2017 was the real game changer.🎉
I always just assumed they ordered like an Uber or something but it’s actually really sweet Zac was the one driving, giving them the win
Id like to think that they all now have shared custody of the roomba
3:09 “well I’ve got one shirt” kills me
if brennan had been playing he would have faked his own death and permanently relocated to remote russia
its so obvious how much they care about each other and it makes me so happy
Love this cut and that it became a friends hangout sesh, and the congratulations at the end what a supportive crew
My question is how did that camera person get home after Zac pulled away
Uber, charged to one Sam Reich
My best guess is that the shot of Zac pulling away was for the purposes of getting a good shot, but then Zac came back around and picked 'em up.
@@GhostWriter520a year long Uber One subscription, thanks Sam!
They flew to NYC