Brotherhood 2.0: Eating Toilet Paper
2007-01-04 · John · watch on YouTube · Nerdfighteria · comedy performance
Answering Hank's call to list their differences, John says Hank lives by his values and he does not (late recycling, not voting in 2000); he then attempts his own toilet-paper-and-Nepal challenge himself and gives up.
What is said
00:00:00 — On Little Pisgah Mountain ('movie magic'); continuing the list of differences: Hank lives by his values, John recycled only after An Inconvenient Truth and did not vote in 2000; different happy dances
- ★ John says he is on top of Little Pisgah Mountain in North Carolina, then admits the footage was recorded the day before ('movie magic'). (playful) — 00:00:00
- ★★★ Continuing Hank's list of differences, John says Hank is excellent at living in line with his values while John is not. (hedged) — 00:00:00 · Hank Green, John Green
- ★★ As an example, John says he did not recycle until he watched An Inconvenient Truth and is still somewhat iffy on it. (hedged) — 00:00:00
- ★★ John says he did not vote in 2000 even though he could have voted in Florida, and comically blames himself for George Bush. (playful) — 00:00:40 · United States presidential election, Florida, George W. Bush
- ★ John adds that the brothers have vastly different happy dances. (playful) — 00:00:40 · Happy dance
00:01:11 — Hank ignored the challenge, so John attempts to eat five sheets of toilet paper while discussing the political situation in Nepal, and gives up
- ★★★ John notes Hank ignored his toilet-paper-and-Nepal challenge in his last video and says that if Hank will not do it, he will. (playful) — 00:01:11
- ★ Mid-challenge, John says rebels (ASR 'malice rebels') control more than half of Nepal. (playful) — 00:01:11
- ★★ John attempts the challenge, then gives up ('I can't do it, Hank'), blaming the toilet paper being two-ply. (playful) (hedged) — 00:01:44
00:02:05 — A Brotherhood 2.0 viewer's baby; idea of letting the viewer pick a project or challenge as a baby present
- ★★ John announces a Brotherhood 2.0 viewer's wife has had a baby after 32 hours of labor and suggests letting the viewer pick a project or challenge for the brothers as a present. (hedged) — 00:02:05 · Brotherhood 2.0
Humor (significant)
- John says he is on top of Little Pisgah Mountain, then admits it was recorded the day before. — 00:00:00 > «I believe that's what they call movie magic.»
- John admits he did not vote in 2000 although he could have voted in Florida. — 00:00:40 > «Ah, George Bush, it's all my fault! God, I'm so stupid!»
- Mid-challenge, mouth full of toilet paper, John gives up on discussing Nepal. — 00:01:44 > «I think this stuff is two-ply, too.»
Threads in this video
- result · Hank: list with John the ways the brothers differ (2007) — Asked in Hank's last video to continue the list of their differences, John adds that Hank lives by his values and he does not (recycling, not voting in 2000), and that their happy dances differ. (00:00:00)
- accept · John: eat five sheets of toilet paper while discussing the political situation in Nepal (2007) — Since Hank ignored it, John takes on his own challenge: eat five sheets of toilet paper while discussing the political situation in Nepal. (00:01:11)
- perform · John: eat five sheets of toilet paper while discussing the political situation in Nepal (2007) — John attempts the challenge on camera but gives up partway, blaming two-ply toilet paper. (00:01:44)
- propose · Brotherhood 2.0: the 2007 year of daily video letters — John suggests letting a Brotherhood 2.0 viewer who just had a baby pick a project or challenge for the brothers as a baby present. (00:02:05)
Replies to
- Brotherhood 2.0: January 3rd — «in your last video, you asked me to continue our discussion of our differences»
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