210 - USA Vs The World ft. Habitual Linecrosser & Cappy Army | Unsubscribe Podcast Ep 210

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What are the boundaries for travel in certain countries?

Habitual Linecrosser 0:00
No, but they told me they were like, don't go to Uzbekistan or Venezuela because they will extradite you to Russia.
Unknown Speaker 0:05
When a mommy lion wants to get her flakes frosted. And the winged hussars arrived. Sorry, we were talking about classic battles. When you get Mick a little bit tipsy, just take him to IHOP at 3 a.m. You're fine. It's true.
Cappy 0:36
Hey guys, it is the last weekend to crush this goal.
Unknown Speaker 0:44
I'll make it quick. This is the last weekend for the autism nonprofit selling stuff thing. The tism month. Awesome April, autism April. autism month april and you already know 100 of profits from all the autism shirts goes towards this amazing cause and then everything else on the site a percentage of that also goes towards this amazing cause go buy some stuff in order to win some amazing amazing gifts you guys and girls are amazing enjoy the episode i love y'all okay ready three two one
Unknown Speaker 1:29
Hi, everyone. Welcome to the Unsubscribe Podcast. I'm joined here today by my co-host, Mr. Eli Doubletap, our very frequent guest, Ethan, Mr. Habitual Linecrosser, and I believe for his second appearance, Chris Cappy of now Cappy Army, formerly Task and Purpose. But maybe Call Me Cappy is on the table. We're going to say... Just comment below. Might be Call Me, maybe.
Habitual Linecrosser 1:57
No, yeah. Cappy Army.
Unknown Speaker 1:58
You need to start a new channel called Task and Purpose, and it's just about turtles. The whole channel is about fucking turtles.
Habitual Linecrosser 2:04
It'd be hilarious. Anytime anybody types in Task and Purpose, it just sends them there.
Unknown Speaker 2:09
But there's nothing but turtles. I'm not just in that statement. It's just breakdowns of blastoids from Pokemon. Like... It's like, what the fuck?
Brandon Herrera 2:19
Welcome back, buddy.
Unknown Speaker 2:20
It's great to be here. Thanks for having me, man. I appreciate it.
Chris Cappy 2:23
We're excited.
Unknown Speaker 2:24
You got a whole new, you're taking that solo journey. You're about to. Doing the leap of faith, jumping off, going solo.
Habitual Linecrosser 2:33
Not scary at all.
Unknown Speaker 2:34
I guess most people probably don't realize, but like, so what is the, I guess, what was the dynamic at the task and purpose channel? Because for the longest time, I thought you were like a one man show or two guy show.
Habitual Linecrosser 2:45
i had no idea so for the longest time i was like a one-man band for the first two years i wrote edited produced shot uploaded all the content and then after i proved that like okay there's something here we're getting some views then they started to invest i got a full-time editor task and purpose gave me like a ton of opportunity and always going to appreciate that Yeah. Very grateful for that.
Unknown Speaker 3:10
But like you were you didn't like start out on your own out of the gate like you had like financial backing at the beginning or.
Habitual Linecrosser 3:17
Yeah. So a lot of people have that same question. They're like tons of people. When I said I was leaving, they're all in the comments like I thought you own task and purpose. Right. And I like not at all. Never own task and purpose. Didn't sell it like that was not what happened. Like you said, I don't know if I honestly would have been huge on YouTube if they basically fronted that period of time. You know, like when you're first, you're putting out videos and they're getting like 300 views.
Unknown Speaker 3:43
Where it's a full-time job, but you're not making full-time job money.
Habitual Linecrosser 3:46
Yeah. So they were paying me a salary while I was getting like 300 views, a thousand views. And then after the first six months, a year, it started to become profitable, started to blow up. And. Then I got locked into a contract with them for like many years producing content, making the show for them. But yeah, I had that financial backing in the beginning and it really was it was huge. They let me like they let me do whatever I want, which is crazy for a company to let you just say whatever you want put up whatever you want on the youtube because when i got there their youtube channel had 800 subscribers no one was putting anything on there so i was like hey can i upload stuff on here and no one said no so i took that as a yes which that's not like that's not life advice no that is how consent works no well it's not

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