Casey Neistat

It's called Navigating the Matrix.

And it's a movie that's like seven minutes long.

And it's just about like why we procrastinate or why I procrastinate.

And somebody called it out in the comments because they noticed, even though I wear the same shirt every day, somebody noticed that my shirt was slightly different in one of the shots.

And the reality is that six or eight minute video about procrastination took me nine months to make.

Wow.

Nine months of procrastinating to get through this video.

And I just was like, what was it that enabled me to make a video every day?

And I realized it was the constraints.

It was the fact that I decided in the morning a video was gonna be made, and by the end of the day, that video would have to be made.

And my passion is mostly in the process.

When it comes to the subject matter, there's subject matter everywhere.

And sometimes I have really big ideas, like that video about procrastination.

It was a very vivid, lucid idea for me.

And I was like, I can make a movie.

But sometimes it's just interesting stuff.

I ran into a couple this morning on my skateboard ride to work.

And they were in a wedding gown and tuxedo.

And they screamed my name.

And I was like, did you guys just get married?