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I'm about to show you what a
half $1 million experience looks like.
I promise this is going
to blow your mind.
In this video, you will find out
why it cost a quarter of $1 million
to simulate going to space.
Why it costs $50,000 to explore
the depths of our oceans.
Whoa!
It's coming right at us!
And every other experience
we tried along the way.
I'm standing on top of the
tallest building in the world!
Oh my God!
All the way down to the
cheapest experience I could find.
Riding a camel.
How long can I ride
this camel for a dollar?
One dollar, two minute.
Deal. That's a
great $1 experience.
Hold on tight.
Wait.
Hold on tight, why?
Oh my God.
I wanted to ride camels in Egypt,
but they're way more than a dollar.
So I'm gonna throw
the pyramids up in post
Yo!
Yeah.
It's beautiful.
Dude, this is a workout
to stay on this thing.
I mean, I'm so
high up in the sky.
Now you know what it's
like to be me and Chandler.
Okay.
Well, $1 only got us two
minutes and that time is up.
Let's go have dinner in the sky.
For $10,000, you can
go 3000 feet in the sky
with a chef who uses this
hot air balloon as her kitchen.
You can see the shadow from
the balloon over there in the field.
Dude!
This is a little higher than I
expected, I'm not gonna lie.
But this isn't your everyday
dinner at 3000 feet in the air.
This Michelin star chef uses the
flame from the hot air balloon itself
to literally cook the food
for the meal she's preparing.
MrBeast.
Oh.
Yo! That's our next
course of food, bro.
Now, we're about to
have fish that they cooked
with the fire from the
hot air balloon.
Oh, thank you.
Oh my gosh.
Jimmy, this is amazing.
Look how beautiful it is down there.
Such an amazing view while we eat.
This fish never dreamed
of being this high up.
If you got an extra ten grand and want
to impress a girl, I would recommend this.
Every single one of these ten
gourmet courses was phenomenal.
But I still had one
question I needed to ask.
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Video Transcript
I'm about to show you what a half a million dollar experience looks like.
I promise this is going to blow your mind.
In this video, you will find out why it cost a quarter of a million dollars to simulate going to space.
Why it cost $50,000 to explore the depths of our oceans.
It's coming right at us.
And every other experience we tried along the way.
I am standing on top of the tallest building in the world.
Oh my god.
All the way down to the cheapest experience I could find.
Riding a camel.
How long can I ride this camel for a dollar?
One dollar, two minutes.
Deal.
That's a great one dollar experience.
Hold on tight.
Wait, hold on tight?
Why?
Oh.
Whoa.
Whoa.
Oh my god.
I wanted to ride camels in Egypt,
but they're way more than $1.
So I'm going to throw the pyramids up in post.
Yo!
Yeah, it's beautiful.
Dude, this is a workout to stay on the stage.
I mean, I'm so high up in the sky.
Now you know what it's like to be me and Chandler.
OK.
Well, $1 only got us two minutes, and that time is up.
Let's go have dinner in the sky.
For $10,000, you can go 3,000 feet in the sky
with a chef who uses this hot air balloon as her kitchen.
You can see the shadow from the balloon over there in the field.
Dude!
This is a little higher than I expected, I'm not gonna lie.
But this isn't your everyday dinner at 3,000 feet in the air.
This Michelin star chef uses the flame from the hot air balloon itself to literally cook the food for the meal she's preparing.
Miss the beast.
Oh.
Yo! That's our next course of food, bro!
Now we're about to have fish that they cooked with the fire from the hot air balloon.
Oh, thank you!
Oh my gosh.
Jimmy, this is amazing.
Look how beautiful it is down there.
Such an amazing view while we eat.
This fish never dreamed of being this high up.
If you got an extra 10 grand and want to impress a girl, I would recommend this.
