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Speaker 1: Now our next guest. We are so excited for these boys.
Speaker 1: You may be one of their three point eight million
Speaker 1: followers on social media. You may have seen some of
Speaker 1: their videos floating around Jack and Falcon. It's the Inspired unemployed.
Speaker 2: How do you maybe calling yourselves unemployed when you literally
Speaker 2: have more jobs than most people and earn so much money.
Speaker 3: We are full on for all of that.
Speaker 4: We started out as unemployed and we still are in
Speaker 4: a way.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's yeah. We should change change the name. But
Speaker 5: you just got to keep being fake.
Speaker 2: I reckon, well, inspired employees don't really have the same
Speaker 2: ring to it.
Speaker 3: Does it. No, Just roll off the tongue quickly though.
Speaker 1: What is the origin story of YouTube? Boys?
Speaker 3: Did you go to high school together?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 1: I hear that you were tradees together. What is the
Speaker 1: origin story of making content together?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: So we we only we were a year apart in
Speaker 5: high school, so Fox is a year under me. We
Speaker 5: went to Europe on a trip just us two, and
Speaker 5: we were like, we were working our trade jobs and
Speaker 5: we honestly hated them so much that I called Falcon.
Speaker 3: I was like, well, we need to go and we'll
Speaker 3: make a business. I don't know what it is.
Speaker 5: We won't come over unless we've got something going on.
Speaker 5: And then he's like, no, I can't do it. I'm
Speaker 5: starting my apprenticeship. Were like, and then he called me
Speaker 5: back twenty minutes later after he spoke to his mum
Speaker 5: and he's like, effort, I'm coming. I was like yes,
Speaker 5: and then we went over there. We didn't know this
Speaker 5: was going to be a thing. We just started making
Speaker 5: videos and then honestly, seven months later we came home
Speaker 5: but we only had like seven thousand followers, and then
Speaker 5: we were like, dude, what are we doing. We're putting
Speaker 5: in so much time and effort to get nowhere. But
Speaker 5: it was so fun. But then we're like, you know,
Speaker 5: we're working jobs at the same time, going to work
Speaker 5: the next day after dressing up as Barbie dolls so embarrassed,
Speaker 5: and everyone's like.
Speaker 3: You know, no one believes in you when it's not
Speaker 3: a proven concept.
Speaker 4: So runs like these guys are right should we taken
Speaker 4: the rehab, like what's going on?
Speaker 3: And then luckily just kind of took off three videos.
Speaker 5: Three videos went just viral and then from there, honestly,
Speaker 5: we went from seven thousand to thirty thousand like two days,
Speaker 5: and then the managers started rolling in and jobs and
Speaker 5: that honestly, from that day three years ago whatever it was,
Speaker 5: to now, it's just been like kind of onwards and upwards,
Speaker 5: which is weird.
Speaker 6: But can you tell us about because you have gone
Speaker 6: from strength to strength, You've got beers, You've interviewed and
Speaker 6: done sketches with people like Margot, Robbie, Jason Momoa, Shack
Speaker 6: is in the basketball Is that right?
Speaker 3: I saw those as those ads were everywhere. They were crazy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, can you give us some goss on these celebrities, Like,
Speaker 6: who do you think would be the worst person you've
Speaker 6: worked with?
Speaker 1: Probably Mitch, I'm a real bastards.
Speaker 3: Margo was the best, for sure. She's going.
Speaker 5: She's just it's like it's like you're Arnie down at
Speaker 5: the cafe, like just chatting everyone, and she's so humble
Speaker 5: and nice. The bigger the people, I honestly feel like
Speaker 5: you've realized all the big people are so respectful and nice.
Speaker 6: Well, you've taken the next step and you have a
Speaker 6: TV show coming out tomorrow night on ten Play or
Speaker 6: you can stream it on Paramount and Channel ten. In
Speaker 6: Spied Unemployed Impractical Jokers.
Speaker 2: Give us a little rundown.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that show's actually a show im practical jokers
Speaker 4: in the US. And yeah, they asked, luckily asked us
Speaker 4: to do the OS version, and pretty much what it is.
Speaker 4: It's a hidden camera prank show where one of us
Speaker 4: will be in like a real life situation.
Speaker 3: There's four of us for mates, but one of us.
Speaker 4: Will be like waiting a restaurant or a massage therapist,
Speaker 4: and they have an earpiece in and the other three
Speaker 4: are telling you what you have to.
Speaker 3: Do, so cringe.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you pretty much it's just painful the whole time.
Speaker 4: You're got an earpiece in getting told to do the
Speaker 4: most embarrassing things that they can think of him. We
Speaker 4: all know each other so well, we're all housemates, so
Speaker 4: we know everyone's weeks and strengths, so we play off
Speaker 4: their weakness.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's pretty embarrassing show. It's horrible.
Speaker 2: Ever, moments in like when you're recording content, you're doing
Speaker 2: it out in public, or you're creating this show where
Speaker 2: any one of you is just like, actually it's too much,
Speaker 2: like I'm too embarrassed, I can't do it, Or do
Speaker 2: you just lean so heavily into it that you're like, what.
Speaker 3: It's so hard? Honestly, I don't think we get any
Speaker 3: better out.
Speaker 5: I think we get work.
Speaker 4: I know it didn't get any easier throughout the whole
Speaker 4: season we or the last day, I was just as
Speaker 4: nervous and rattled as the first day.
Speaker 5: We put Falcon. His biggest fore you was public speaking
Speaker 5: and stand up comedy. So we booked him the headline
Speaker 5: of a stand up comedy show sold out three hundred
Speaker 5: or four hundred people, and we gave him, put him
Speaker 5: out on stage, and we said that we were going
Speaker 5: to give him material in his headset.
Speaker 4: And they had like a shot caller on me where
Speaker 4: like everybody just shocked me.
Speaker 5: Like so we went out there, well he went out there,
Speaker 5: and we're there and we put a time on. We're like,
Speaker 5: all right, Falcon, so he's your first joke and we're like,
Speaker 5: repeat after us, our first joke is and he said that,
Speaker 5: and then we go good luck, buddy, and we put
Speaker 5: a time on for one minute with no material, and
Speaker 5: he's there with his microphone, he's sanging it on his head.
Speaker 3: It was so bad, like you can't even explain.
Speaker 4: Like they were like, trust us, don't worry, like, just
Speaker 4: listen to what we say, just say everything we say.
Speaker 3: And I was like, all right, cool.
Speaker 4: At least they're my mates, they're gonna look after me,
Speaker 4: and I gave me nothing. But they also would set
Speaker 4: me up with these jokes, be like what's the go
Speaker 4: of pronouns? And I'd be like, oh my god, oh
Speaker 4: my god, and then they'd just be like good luck.
Speaker 3: And it was so bad that it wasn't even funny.
Speaker 3: It was like bullying. We love you.
Speaker 1: And you can get them on The Impractical Jokers tomorrow night,
Speaker 1: Channel ten and ten play, or you can stream the
Speaker 1: entire series on Paramount Plass. Talk to you soon, good
Speaker 1: luck for the premiere you guys boys all right back
Speaker 1: after this here on the pickup