Mark Rober

If you're not blurred, you signed a release.

which means they were willing to let me put their face on every single criminal whose face isn't blurred in the glitter bomb.

Where did the release form go to?

I gave it to them because I would like know the houses, right?

They took it to their house.

So we would knock on the door and be like, okay, we gotcha.

Are you cool if we show you in a YouTube video?

And you might be like, well, why would they agree to this?

And you just have to offer them

the correct compensation which in most cases was like a starbucks gift card you're kidding no you you got people to admit to having their face on one of the biggest youtube channels in the world as a criminal yeah by offering them a starbucks like by the way like a ten dollar starbucks gift card this wasn't like 200 wow but it's just what you'd find is just like

We value our reputation a lot.

And you think other people have the same frameworks and think like you.

But some of them are like, hell yeah.

Like, let's do this.

I mean, at the end of the day, I think technology is amoral.

And it can be used for tremendous good.

It can be used for tremendous bad.

And, oh, you hope the good outweighs the bad.

And my job, you know, is to use some of the good to try and outweigh the bad.

And in that case...