Doug DeMuro

If you see him interviewed anywhere or talk anywhere like extemporaneously, he is pretty legit. Yeah.

If you see him interviewed anywhere or talk anywhere like extemporaneously, he is pretty legit. Yeah.

Yeah, so different. He's the exact opposite. He's the biggest difference of all of them, for sure.

Yeah, so different. He's the exact opposite. He's the biggest difference of all of them, for sure.

Interesting. Okay, mine is a YouTuber named Whistlin Diesel. Have you guys heard of him? No. I'm not surprised. Neither will anybody who is listening to this. He creates, it's like he's a kind of a car YouTuber, but mostly he just does crazy stuff. He lives in Tennessee and has a big property.

Interesting. Okay, mine is a YouTuber named Whistlin Diesel. Have you guys heard of him? No. I'm not surprised. Neither will anybody who is listening to this. He creates, it's like he's a kind of a car YouTuber, but mostly he just does crazy stuff. He lives in Tennessee and has a big property.

And like, did you see the thing that went viral like on Twitter and elsewhere of the Tesla that was on like 20 foot tall wagon wheels? Yeah. He's done that. He bought a Ferrari and put it in one of those bubbles that boomers put inside their garages. And then he just started throwing stuff at it, like a ladder and an axe and a sledgehammer to see if it would break the bubble and damage the car.

And like, did you see the thing that went viral like on Twitter and elsewhere of the Tesla that was on like 20 foot tall wagon wheels? Yeah. He's done that. He bought a Ferrari and put it in one of those bubbles that boomers put inside their garages. And then he just started throwing stuff at it, like a ladder and an axe and a sledgehammer to see if it would break the bubble and damage the car.

He dropped a Mercedes G-Wagon through a house. Wow. He got a Chevy pickup with tires so big that he was able to drive it out into a bay in Florida. Oh my God. He's the Mr. Beast of the car. He's the Mr. Beast of the car world.

He dropped a Mercedes G-Wagon through a house. Wow. He got a Chevy pickup with tires so big that he was able to drive it out into a bay in Florida. Oh my God. He's the Mr. Beast of the car. He's the Mr. Beast of the car world.

It's like that. And he's like this. He's like from Indiana and he lives in Tennessee. So he's like just kind of like backwoods dude. But his channel's gotten so big that it's allowed him to do just dumb stuff. And he has become my utter guilty pleasure because you put on his video and you're going to see like deep destruction of something that a lot of people hold dear.

It's like that. And he's like this. He's like from Indiana and he lives in Tennessee. So he's like just kind of like backwoods dude. But his channel's gotten so big that it's allowed him to do just dumb stuff. And he has become my utter guilty pleasure because you put on his video and you're going to see like deep destruction of something that a lot of people hold dear.

And then you're going to see a lot of compliance.

And then you're going to see a lot of compliance.

As a YouTuber, I also feel like this is like the greatest thing ever because he takes what the haters say and just like turns it up even more. And I have to be like, nice. I'm so sorry, sir.

As a YouTuber, I also feel like this is like the greatest thing ever because he takes what the haters say and just like turns it up even more. And I have to be like, nice. I'm so sorry, sir.

I'm just going to blow it up. He flew a helicopter inside of his garage. That's a good episode. I highly recommend it.

I'm just going to blow it up. He flew a helicopter inside of his garage. That's a good episode. I highly recommend it.

This is all just, like, trash TV, but it is so good to watch, so highly recommend it.

This is all just, like, trash TV, but it is so good to watch, so highly recommend it.